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Roles of <i>PKCdelta</i> in Photoperiod and Circadian Regulations in <i>Drosophila melanogaster</i>

2021-10-01

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Many organisms are known to regulate seasonal behaviors and physiological processes in response to day length changes through photoperiodism. Extreme changes in photoperiods have detrimental effects on human health, which can impair development and serve as the origin of adult diseases. Since the seminal work by Bünning in 1936, there are studies supporting the view that organisms can measure the day length throug...

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cb3adacc-fa19-5ad5-aa98-f2ce7abf06a8
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10.1101/2021.09.29.462474
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