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Unbiased genetics identifies a glutamatergic signaling network as a mediator of daily sleep patterns

2025-05-14

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Sleep is a fundamental, conserved behavior important for survival. In many species, sleep behavior is controlled by poorly understood interactions between a system of circadian rhythms (CR), which promote sleep at ecologically appropriate times, and a homeostatic sleep drive that accumulates with time awake. The CR is a cellular phenomenon, driven by molecular oscillations of “clock genes” in nearly all cells. Eme...

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2a29536c-6535-56d8-9e52-418dcb0ba300
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10.1101/2025.05.08.652901
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