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Keeping time without a clock.

Neuron - 4 May 2006

Collins Ben, Blau Justin

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The accepted dogma in circadian biology is that the transcription factor CLOCK lies at the heart of the molecular clock that drives behavioral and molecular rhythms. In this issue of Neuron, the generation of CLOCK-deficient mice with only subtle clock defects by DeBruyne et al. shakes up this vi...

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PMID: 16675389
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2006.04.022

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