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This research focuses on understanding how artificial light disrupts biological clocks in diurnal species, including humans. It aims to identify the differences in clock mechanisms between nocturnal and diurnal species and develop strategies to restore proper clock function, benefiting vulnerable populations affected b…
Due to a significant increase in the use of artificial light in our 24h economy, the biological clocks of all living organisms, including humans, are severely disrupted.
Many severe health disorders are consequences of clock disruption such as diabetes, sleep/mood disorders, cardiovascular disease, and immune dysfunction.
The central timekeeper in mammals is the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), and the mechanisms by which light disrupts integrity of the SCN has been well investigated in nocturnal…
Leiden University Medical Center
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