Regulation of gene expression in the mammalian circadian clockwork
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Circadian rhythm, gene regulation, suprachiasmatic nuclei, clock genesAbstract
The expression of biological rhythms in most organisms is recognized since antiquity, but the basic principles responsible for their generation have only been unraveled from the last century on. In this context, a great mark was the discovery of a net of genes whose transcription and translation processes are regulated between each other and constitute the basic machinery of the endogenous oscillatory system. This review aim to describe how this machinery works in mammals, detailing its current components, and how it is propagated all over the organism.
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