Because the TMN is involved in the circadian rhythm ... transcription factors CLOCK and BMAL1. Do monoaminylated H3Q5 marks have a causal role in circadian rhythm? Zheng et al.

In the hypothalamus of your brain is a “master clock” that helps determine your circadian rhythm. This part of the brain is known as the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN). The SCN sends signals to ...

This has opened up new frontiers in many areas of research, especially in the study of circadian rhythm–related events ... called the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN). The SCN contains a 'daily ...

The body’s circadian rhythms are regulated ... to watch both the SCN and peripheral clocks glow as they cycled. Changing the temperature of lung and pituitary tissues changed the rhythm of Per2 ...

Aligning therapies with the biologic clock may improve efficacy, as macrophage activity peaks early in the morning, worsening inflammatory disease symptoms.

This regular pulse was found to act as a kind of chemical metronome, helping to synchronize the neurons of the SCN and so indirectly impacting circadian rhythm and the sleep-wake cycle.

Light is the strongest regulator of the central circadian rhythm. When light strikes a mammal’s eyes, it triggers an electrical impulse that activates neurons in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), the ...