Summary
This work applies systems biology methods to study the regulation and development of the circadian clock, potentially revealing network-level mechanisms underlying circadian timing. Practical applications could include informing lighting interventions that target specific molecular components of the circadian system.
Categories
The Science of Light: Systems biology approaches to understanding circadian clock regulation and development are directly relevant to photoreceptor biology and circadian entrainment mechanisms.
Author(s)
H Wang
Publication Year
2020
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