Key factor combines day and night to hold back morning

Friday, February 18, 2011 - 13:31 in Biology & Nature

As in manmade timepieces, the movements of the genetic clockworks that lie behind circadian cycles involve a remarkable amount of complexity. Researcher's from RIKEN's Laboratory for Systems Biology report how delayed feedback repression is a key factor in mammalian clock function.

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