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Circadian gene Clock regulates mitochondrial morphology and functions by posttranscriptional way

2018-07-09

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Many daily activities are under the control of circadian clock, including nutrition metabolism and energy generation. Mitochondria, as the core factories of oxidizing substrates and producing ATP, undergo changes in quantity and morphology to adapt to the demand for energy. It has been demonstrated that mitochondrial gene expression, dynamics and functions are all affected by circadian clock. Here, we demonstrated...

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450e9a8f-63f4-53e8-b183-c48b879d04c2
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10.1101/365452
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