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Sirt7 regulates circadian phase coherence of hepatic circadian clock via a body temperature/Hsp70-Sirt7-Cry1 axis

2018-07-06

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The biological clock is generated in the hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), which synchronizes peripheral oscillators to coordinate physiological and behavioral activities throughout the body. Disturbance of circadian phase coherence between the central and peripheral could disrupt rhythms and thus cause diseases and aging. Here, we identified hepatic Sirt7 as an early element responsive to light, which e...

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487eabaf-b6ba-52a5-a1ec-ad064cce69b8
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10.1101/363176
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