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The PAS/LOV protein VIVID controls temperature compensation of circadian clock phase and development in Neurospora crassa.
Genes & development - 1 Aug 2007
Hunt Suzanne M, Elvin Mark, Crosthwaite Susan K, Heintzen Christian
Abstract excerpt
Circadian clocks are cellular timekeepers that regulate aspects of temporal organization on daily and seasonal time scales. To allow accurate time measurement, the period lengths of clocks are conserved in a range of temperatures--a phenomenon known as temperature compensation. Temperature compensation of circadian clock period aids in maintaining a stable "target time" or phase of clock-controlled events. Here...
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