Time in a bottle

How synthetic REV-ERB activators affect daily rhythms and metabolism

How Obesity Affects the Body’s Internal Clock and Its Medication Control

REV-ERB protein as a new target for treating disease

Blocking REV-ERBs helps brain immune cells clear amyloid-beta and lowers plaque buildup in an Alzheimer's mouse model

Drugs that affect the body's internal clock influence sleep patterns and emotions

Roles of REV-ERB nuclear receptors in daily metabolic and body rhythm regulation

Drug and genetic changes in REV-ERB alter genes that control appetite

Activating REV-ERB reduces bone-destroying cells and helps prevent bone loss after ovary removal partly by increasing FABP4

Nuclear receptors REVERBα and REVERBβ control the body’s internal clock