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The Circadian Phase Response Curve to Light: Conservation across Seasons and Anchorage to Sunset

2021-04-09

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Phototherapy outcomes are dependent on the precision by which the magnitude and direction of light’s circadian phase-shifting effects can be predicted. Such predictions are largely based on photic phase-response curves (PRCs) generated from animals housed under seasonally agnostic equatorial photoperiods with alternating 12-hour segments of light and darkness. Most of the human population, however, lives at northe...

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b5625eff-9bf4-56ce-a678-1b68c115de4f
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10.1101/2021.04.08.439018
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