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Emergent multidien cycles from partial circadian synchrony

2025-07-05

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Over the past decades, chronobiology has attracted great attention thanks to the elucidation of the molecular mechanisms underpinning the circadian cycle. Now, growing evidence suggests that cycles longer than circadian, so-called ‘multidien’ cy-cles, are of crucial importance in physiological fluctuations spanning multiple days with repercussions in health and disease. Unlike circadian clocks, multidien cycles ma...

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Literature Corpus work: feb66835-5f51-5749-8f51-7d6bb138cec3
DOI: 10.1101/2025.07.03.662941

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