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Overlap of expression and alignment of diurnal and circadian rhythmicity in the human blood transcriptome with organ and tissue specific rhythmicity in a non-human primate

2021-08-14

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<h4>BACKGROUND</h4> Twenty-four-hour rhythmicity in transcriptomes of tissues and organs is driven by local circadian oscillators, systemic factors, the central circadian pacemaker, and light-dark cycles. This rhythmicity is to some extent organ- and tissue-specific such that the sets of rhythmic transcripts or their timing are different across tissues/organs. Monitoring rhythmicity of tissues and organs holds pr...

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Literature Corpus work: e5bc2d5e-99b0-524c-b687-8a7ab39dbb05
DOI: 10.1101/2021.08.13.456271

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