Daily rhythms in physiological and behavioral processes are controlled by a network of
circadian clocks, reset by inputs and delivering circadian signals to the brain and peripheral …

Daily variations of metabolism, physiology and behaviour are controlled by a network of
coupled circadian clocks, comprising a master clock in the suprachiasmatic nuclei of the …

In mammals, daily rhythms in behaviour and physiology are driven by a circadian timing
system comprised, in a hierarchical way, of a master pacemaker in the suprachiasmatic …

The circadian clock exerts an important role in systemic homeostasis as it acts a keeper of
time for the organism. The synchrony between the daily challenges imposed by the …

Daily variations in behaviour and physiology are controlled by a circadian timing system
consisting of a network of oscillatory structures. In mammals, a master clock, located in the …

Mammals exhibit daily anticipatory activity to cycles of food availability. Studies on such food
anticipatory activity (FAA) have been conducted mainly in nocturnal rodents. They have …

In mammals, circadian rhythms in peripheral organs are impaired when animals are
maintained in abnormal environmental light-dark cycles such as constant light (LL). This …

In most animal species, a circadian timing system has evolved as a strategy to cope with 24-
hour rhythms in the environment. Circadian pacemakers are essential elements of the timing …

Introduction: Disorders of rhythmicity can cause a variety of pathologies and are known to
impair processes involved in metabolism, as well as in cardiovascular disease and cancer …

An important entraining signal for the endogenous circadian clock, independent of light, is
food intake. The circadian and immune systems are linked; forced desynchrony of the …