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Simultaneous Monitoring of Behavior & Peripheral Clocks in Drosophila Reveals Unstructured Sleep in an Alzheimer's Model

2015-01-31

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Sleep and circadian rhythms are ancient, related biological phenomena controlled by distinct neuronal circuits, whose appropriate regulation is critical for health. Whereas the regulatory machinery underlying sleep homeostasis is ill-defined, the biological clock mechanism is better understood: from cell-intrinsic feedback loops of ‘clock gene’ expression to circuits that facilitate rhythmic behavior. Age- and neu...

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c5f4b58e-e783-5de5-9b68-4f50e0490814
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10.1101/013730
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