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Long-term daily light changes during adolescence may alter internal clocks, brain activity rhythms, and behavior in mice

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This record is a correction notice for a mouse study on adolescent light-cycle disruption, circadian rhythms, neuronal activity, and behavior.

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The abstract is a correction notice that only identifies the corrected article DOI.

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It reports no methods, results, or details about what was corrected.

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What this is

  • This document corrects a previously published article regarding the effects of chronic light cycle disruption during adolescence in mice.
  • The original study focused on how these disruptions affect circadian rhythms and neuronal activity.
  • Corrections ensure the accuracy of findings related to behavior and physiological responses in the studied population.

Essence

  • The erratum addresses inaccuracies in the original publication concerning the effects of light cycle disruption on adolescent mice.

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