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A population-based human enCYCLOPedia for circadian medicine

2018-04-14

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The discovery that half of the mammalian protein-coding genome is clock-regulated has clear implications for medicine. Indeed, recent studies demonstrate time-of-day impact on therapeutic outcomes in human heart disease and cancer. Yet biological time is rarely given clinical consideration. A key barrier is the absence of information on the what and where of molecular rhythms in the human body. Here, we have app...

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35b4ece6-67b5-5866-b16b-8b3791c2d13c
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10.1101/301580
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