Nr1d1, an important circadian pathway regulatory gene, is suppressed by cigarette smoke in murine lungs.

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Nuclear receptor subfamily 1, group D member 1 (Nr1d1), also known as Rev-erb-alpha, belongs to the family of "orphan receptors" and functions as a member of clock gene family. In addition to being an important member of clock circuitry, Nr1d1, also regulates cell proliferation, lipid metabolism, and inflammation and is also touted as a tumor suppressor. Our focus on Nr1d1 was stimulated by data from a...

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