Clock genes and metabolic disease

Aug 8, 2009Journal of applied physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985)

Genes that control daily body rhythms and their link to metabolic diseases

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Abstract

The circadian system synchronizes physiological processes with the Earth's rotation.

  • The circadian clock is found in central brain neurons and nearly all peripheral tissues.
  • Disruption in circadian rhythms may lead to disturbances in metabolic processes.
  • Metabolic system disturbances could also impact circadian rhythms.
  • Understanding the links between circadian and metabolic systems may help address sleep and metabolic disorders.

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