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Abstract
The circadian clock in Arabidopsis is structured around three interlocked feedback loops: the core loop, morning loop, and evening loop.
- These feedback loops coordinate biological processes with environmental cues.
- Components of the loops are regulated by transcriptional, post-transcriptional, and posttranslational mechanisms.
- TOC1 exhibits DNA-binding and repressive activities, challenging previous understandings of its role.
- Alternative splicing of circadian clock-related genes is crucial for the clock's normal function and environmental responsiveness.
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