Disrupted Body Clocks, Fat Tissue Metabolism, and Inflammation Control

Circadian rhythm disruptions are associated with metabolic disturbances, including overweight and type-2 diabetes.

• Molecular circadian clocks synchronize daily behaviors and metabolism with the day-night cycle.
• Disruptions in circadian rhythms can lead to systemic low-grade inflammation, particularly in fat tissues.
• Genetic disruptions of circadian clocks in rodents result in metabolic issues similar to those seen in shift workers.
• Single-tissue circadian clocks play a crucial role in regulating metabolism.
• Behavioral interventions may help mitigate the negative metabolic effects of disrupted circadian rhythms.

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