Brain tumours reset their clocks
Brain tumours reset their clocks
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London: Nature Publishing Group
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All organisms have an internal circadian clock, which ensures that physiological functions occur at the right time of day - for instance, that the intestine, pancreas and liver are ready to metabolize food when you eat rather than when you are sleeping. The authors then linked these data by showing that BMAL1 and CLOCK regulate the expression of ge...
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Brain tumours reset their clocks
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0028-0836
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1476-4687
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10.1038/d41586-019-03042-0
