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External light dark cycle shapes gut microbiota through intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells

2020-10-23

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Gut microbiota has been shown to involve in many physiological functions such as metabolism, brain development, and neuron degeneration disease. Intriguingly, many microbes in the digestive tract do not maintain a constant level of their relative abundance but show daily oscillations under normal conditions. Recent evidence indicates that chronic jetlag, constant darkness, or deletion of the circadian core gene ca...

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414883d2-5ce8-566e-b664-47b7bf6d7b2c
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10.1101/2020.10.23.351650
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