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A cryptochrome photoreceptor controls animal light-dependent growth and lifespan via evolutionary conserved hormonal pathways

2025-03-14

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Natural light is severely affected by human impact on Earth, yet little is known about the roles light receptors have outside vision and rhythmic processes. Here we show that loss-of-function of the light-receptive cryptochrome ( l-cry ) in marine bristleworms significantly increases lifespan and adult size, similarly to wild-types reared in constant darkness. Quantitative transcriptomics revealed hormonal playe...

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3e7238ff-b805-5d41-bd52-7a25c1a13650
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10.1101/2025.03.12.642703
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