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期刊名:Journal of biological rhythms

缩写:J BIOL RHYTHM

ISSN:0748-7304

e-ISSN:1552-4531

IF/分区:3.0/Q2

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The suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) of the mammalian hypothalamus is the central pacemaker for peripheral and organismal circadian rhythms. The development of this hypothalamic structure depends on genetic programs throughout embryogenesis. W...
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The circadian clock modulates the adaptive daily patterns of physiology and behavior and adjusts these rhythms to seasonal changes. Recent studies of seasonal locomotor activity patterns of wild-type and clock mutant fruit flies in quasi-na...
Richard Stephenson,Joonbum Lim,Svetlana Famina et al. Richard Stephenson et al.
Ultradian rhythms are a prominent but little-studied feature of mammalian sleep-wake and rest-activity patterns. They are especially evident in long-term records of behavioral state in polyphasic animals such as rodents. However, few attemp...
Anthony H Tsang,Carmen Sánchez-Moreno,Brid Bode et al. Anthony H Tsang et al.
In mammals, the molecular circadian clockwork is comprised of interlocked transcriptional-translational feedback loops (TTLs). Three Period (Per1-3) and 2 Dec (Dec1/2) genes interact in regulating the activity of the transcriptional activat...
Yoshiyuki Moriyama,Yuichi Kamae,Outa Uryu et al. Yoshiyuki Moriyama et al.
Reverse genetic studies have revealed that common clock genes, such as period (per), timeless (tim), cycle (cyc), and Clock (Clk), are involved in the circadian clock mechanism among a wide variety of insects. However, to what degree the mo...
Achim Werckenthin,Christian Derst,Monika Stengl Achim Werckenthin
Most of what we know today about the molecular constituents of the insect circadian clock was discovered in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster. Various other holometabolous and some hemimetabolous insects have also been examined for the ...
Jennifer A Evans,Haiyun Pan,Andrew C Liu et al. Jennifer A Evans et al.
In mammals, the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) is the central pacemaker organizing circadian rhythms of behavior and physiology. At the cellular level, the mammalian clock consists of autoregulatory feedback loops involving a set of "clock g...
Pamela Menegazzi,Taishi Yoshii,Charlotte Helfrich-Förster Pamela Menegazzi
The daily pattern of animal behavior is thought to be of potential enormous importance for survival. Here, we compared the daily activity pattern of Drosophila melanogaster wild-type flies and the clock-impaired mutants, per(01) and Clk(Jrk...
Yujiro Umezaki,Taishi Yoshii,Tomoaki Kawaguchi et al. Yujiro Umezaki et al.
Most animals show rest/activity rhythms that are regulated by an endogenous timing mechanism, the so-called circadian system. The rhythm becomes weaker with age, but the mechanism underlying the age-associated rhythm change remains to be el...
Jennifer A Evans,Jeffrey A Elliott,Michael R Gorman Jennifer A Evans
Because the circadian clock in the mammalian brain derives from a network of interacting cellular oscillators, characterizing the nature and bases of circadian coupling is fundamental to understanding how the pacemaker operates. Various phe...