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Autophagy and circadian rhythms: interactions and clinical implications

2024-01-01

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Autophagy is a widespread biological process that controls cellular growth, survival, development, and death. Circadian rhythm is a recurring reaction of living organisms and behaviors to variations in surrounding brightness and obscurity. Most of the fundamental physiological processes in mammals, such as the sleep-wake pattern and the rhythm of nutrition and energy metabolism, are governed by circadian rhythms....

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Literature Corpus work: 3da2d98c-8c2a-5eb9-af07-b282307356b0
DOI: 10.32604/biocell.2023.031638

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