Titlebook: Circadian Clocks; Joseph S. Takahashi,Fred W. Turek,Robert Y. Moore Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 behavior.evol

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The Entrainment of Circadian Systems the sensitivity of endogenous oscillators toward particular environmental cues as well as insensitivity toward others. The sensitivity toward light has been and continues to be a primary guide in probing and unraveling the physiology of circadian systems.

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Introduction to Circadian Rhythmsronment. Of equal, but perhaps less appreciated, importance is the fact that this biological clock, like a conductor of a symphony orchestra, provides internal temporal organization and insures that internal changes take place in coordination with one another. Just as living organisms are organized

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Circadian Systems of Invertebratesd how does the pacemaking system emerge in development? Second, what are the pathways and mechanisms by which inputs to the pacemaking system regulate its phase and period? Finally, what are the neural and endocrine signals by which the pacemaking system regulates the various processes under its con

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Circadian Organization in Nonmammalian Vertebratescadian “organization” is accomplished by coupling together these rhythmic sites via hormonal and neural pathways so that the multiple clocks can act in a coherent fashion to drive the myriad overt rhythms that the organism possesses. In some cases, persistent rhythmicity in one site may require peri

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Suprachiasmatic Nucleusjection from the retina to the suprachiasmatic area was well established (Ebbeson, 1970). As often happens, new technical advances provided the basis for new understanding. The discovery of anterograde transport by Weiss and colleagues (Weiss, 1972) was dependent upon the fact that tritiated amino a

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