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Circadian Controlled Transcription in Brain and Peripheral Organs of Juvenile and Adult Mice
Daily Rhythm of Gene Activity in the Brain and Body of Young and Adult Mice
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Abstract
Rhythmic transcription phases in C57BL6/J mice cluster near dawn and dusk in all organs except the testis.
- Circadian transcription was quantified using genome-wide eXcision Repair sequencing (XR-seq) in various organs.
- Core clock gene rhythms are largely preserved in both juvenile and adult mice.
- Significant differences exist in the rhythms of many clock-controlled genes between juveniles and adults.
- Gene rhythms show strong organ-specificity, with limited overlap in rhythmic genes across ages.
- These findings suggest substantial developmental changes in circadian control that may affect therapeutic scheduling.
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