December 2015 PMID 26568118

Neurobiology of Circadian Rhythm Regulation.

Alan M Rosenwasser, Fred W Turek

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This discussion reflects a moderate interest in the physiological aspects of circadian regulation, highlighting the influence of light and suggesting a biologically optimal time around 6 am at the equator; the tone is factual and explanatory, with minimal emotional language or debate.

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The discussion shows a neutral stance, acknowledging the physiological aspects without explicit agreement or disagreement.

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The post demonstrates some interest, as it discusses the physiological principles and implications around circadian regulation.

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Abstract in brief

  • The master circadian pacemaker is located in the hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), with research over the past few decades revealing its neuroanatomy, neurochemistry, and molecular neurobiology.
  • The circadian timing system consists of numerous cellular oscillators not only in the SCN but also in other brain regions and throughout the body, all driven by molecular feedback loops involving circadian clock genes.
  • Proper coordination of these cellular and tissue-level clocks is crucial for maintaining health and well-being by ensuring the synchronization of biological processes with the day-night cycle.]

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pcelsus
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@juankarenium De hecho ese horario es de lo más antifisiológico. Teniendo en cuenta que el principal estímulo fisiológico en la regulación del ritmo biológico es la luz, la hora más adecuada sería cerca de las 6am en el trópico (si hay estaciones cambia, obviamente). https://t.co/aa0MJr9G2X https://t.co/ggRRlAXDr2

Aug 31, 2021 · 5 likes · 125 followers View post →
Melissa Miller
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Neurobiology of Circadian Rhythm Regulation. https://t.co/zPEZF9YEvO

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Melissa Miller
@MelissaMotifs · X

Neurobiology of Circadian Rhythm Regulation. https://t.co/zPEZF9YEvO

Sep 21, 2021 · 364 followers View post →
pcelsus
@pcelsus0 · X

@juankarenium De hecho ese horario es de lo más antifisiológico. Teniendo en cuenta que el principal estímulo fisiológico en la regulación del ritmo biológico es la luz, la hora más adecuada sería cerca de las 6am en el trópico (si hay estaciones cambia, obviamente). https://t.co/aa0MJr9G2X https://t.co/ggRRlAXDr2

Aug 31, 2021 · 5 likes · 125 followers View post →