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BMAL1 associates with chromosome ends to control rhythms in TERRA and telomeric heterochromatin
21 Oct 2019
Abstract excerpt
The circadian clock and aging are intertwined. Disruption to the normal diurnal rhythm accelerates aging and corresponds with telomere shortening. Telomere attrition also correlates with increase cellular senescence and incidence of chronic disease. In this report, we examined diurnal association of White Collar 2 (WC-2) in Neurospora and BMAL1 in zebrafish and mice and found that these circadian transcription...
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