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Monitoring the circadian clock in human blood using personalized machine learning

2016-07-31

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The circadian clock and the rhythms it produces are crucial for human health, but frequently perturbed by the modern environment. At the same time, circadian rhythms may influence the efficacy and toxicity of therapeutics and the metabolic response to food intake. Measuring the body’s response to treatments for circadian dysfunction, as well as optimizing the daily timing of treatments for other health conditions,...

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fe3eb927-fb6f-57c9-b129-a8802eb9a493
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10.1101/066126
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