The circadian clock, located in the mammalian hypothalamus, regulates biological rhythms with a period of approximately 24 h, influencing nearly all body functions. Its timing is synchronised daily by external cues, primarily light, which align internal rhythms with the environmental cycle. Through this entrainment, th...
M. L. Mul Fedele, D. P. Cardinali· Clocks & Sleep· 0 citations
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