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A natural <i>timeless</i> polymorphism allowing circadian clock synchronization in ‘white nights’

2020-03-27

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Daily temporal organisation of behavioural and physiological functions offers a fitness advantage for most animals. Optimized temporal niches are determined by an interplay between external environmental rhythms and internal circadian clocks. While daily light:dark cycles serve as a robust time cue (Zeitgeber) to synchronise circadian clocks, it is not clear how animals experiencing only weak environmental cues de...

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78f00250-e953-5c32-b7a1-c45637ce9964
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10.1101/2020.03.27.011361
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