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Unraveling the Mysteries of Sleep: Exploring Phylogenomic Sleep Signals in the Recently Characterized Archaeal Phylum Lokiarchaeota near Loki’s Castle

2024-11-03

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Sleep is a universally conserved behavior with an elusive origin and an uncertain evolutionary purpose. Leveraging phylogenomics, we investigate the evolutionary foundations of sleep by identifying orthologs of Human sleep-related genes in the Lokiarchaeota of the Asgard superphylum. Our findings indicate a conserved suite of genes associated with energy metabolism and cellular repair, suggesting a primordial role...

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cd5da7f7-67e4-5b68-9f6c-ed056ecdfac6
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10.1101/2024.11.01.621620
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