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1 on of genes involved in photo-entrainment of biological rhythms.
2 ioral effects are associated with endogenous biological rhythms.
3  altered the timing of light used to entrain biological rhythms.
4 al conditions by entraining their endogenous biological rhythms.
5 rtant role in the genesis and maintenance of biological rhythms.
6 unsafe, impairment due to disrupted sleep or biological rhythms.
7 light-dark cycle is a fundamental feature of biological rhythms.
8 ronmental stresses must allow for underlying biological rhythms.
9 rong selective "zeitgeber" that synchronizes biological rhythms.
10 ction as it relates specifically to mood and biological rhythms.
11 s or optimize medication timing according to biological rhythms.
12 vide insights into the mechanisms generating biological rhythms.
13  avoid the CSP when estimating the period of biological rhythms.
14 re integral components for timing endogenous biological rhythms.
15  are described as master pacemaker cells for biological rhythms.
16 f individual women with distinct methods for biological rhythm analysis.
17 ew time cues, the phase relationship between biological rhythms and external time cues are out of syn
18       The circadian system regulates 24-hour biological rhythms and seasonal rhythms, such as floweri
19                                              Biological rhythms appear to be an elegant solution to t
20                                      24-hour biological rhythms are essential to maintain physiologic
21 that the genes involved in the generation of biological rhythms are expressed in many brain structure
22                                        Daily biological rhythms are governed by an innate timekeeping
23                                              Biological rhythms are known to have a genetic basis for
24 retion of parasite proteins and light-driven biological rhythms are likely involved in the infection
25                                              Biological rhythms are pervasive in nature, yet our unde
26 cently been suggested that these patterns in biological rhythms are related with each other, reflecti
27                                              Biological rhythms are ubiquitous.
28 advanced to unravel the genetic machinery of biological rhythms by collecting massive gene-expression
29                                       Faster biological rhythms, called ultradian rhythms, vary widel
30                                  Conversely, biological rhythms can influence the effects and toxicit
31                           Understanding crop biological rhythms can lead to more ecologically friendl
32  studies show that alterations in the body's biological rhythms can lead to serious pathologies, incl
33                                              Biological rhythms coordinate organisms' activities with
34                         In major depression, biological rhythm disturbances in sleep, appetite, and m
35 atory mechanisms and fitness consequences of biological rhythms exhibited by parasites remain mysteri
36  be used to inform the design of large-scale biological rhythm experiments so that the resulting data
37                               Desynchrony of biological rhythms from environmental light cycles has d
38                                              Biological rhythms have a crucial role in shaping the bi
39 drawing insights from the extensive study of biological rhythms in biomedical and light pollution res
40 onality in incidence; however, the role that biological rhythms in host defences play in defining thi
41 hological processes affect the expression of biological rhythms in the brain.
42                 A new mathematical model for biological rhythms in the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal
43 sh genome, suggesting compromised control of biological rhythms in the polar light environment.
44 ism, the functional and structural impact of biological rhythms, including mechanisms such as circadi
45 mammalian physiology is under the control of biological rhythms, including the endocrine system with
46 w, we emphasize the potential of integrating biological rhythms into a dimensional framework, leverag
47 vancements now facilitate the integration of biological rhythms into ecotoxicology, offering unpreced
48 tors and sex differences influence sleep and biological rhythms is central to advancing our understan
49  and gonadal steroid modulation of sleep and biological rhythms is in its infancy.
50           An important step in understanding biological rhythms is the control of period.
51 ory have contributed to our understanding of biological rhythms, learning, memory, neurodegenerative
52 ability makes the latter design suitable for biological rhythms like heartbeats and cell cycles that
53  cells are specialized cell types that drive biological rhythms like the heartbeat and intestinal per
54 dian clock to light/dark cycles ensures that biological rhythms maintain optimal phase relationships
55  temperature are powerful inputs driving the biological rhythms of conception and birth in horses, th
56 is increasing evidence showing the impact of biological rhythms on the traffic of hematopoietic stem
57 illumination and temperature, these internal biological rhythms persist with a period close to 1 day
58 nificant heterogeneity, with disturbances in biological rhythms playing a central role.
59 us, efforts must be made to identify patient biological rhythms, preferences, routines, and medical c
60  cues such as photoperiod ensures that daily biological rhythms stay in synchronization with the Eart
61 infections was sinusoidal, consistent with a biological rhythm that modifies vaccine effectiveness by
62   GnRH is released from these terminals with biological rhythms that are critical for the maintenance
63 sts that there is an interdependency between biological rhythms that compose the human neuromuscular
64 abitats in the intertidal zone often display biological rhythms that coordinate with both the tidal a
65                        Circadian rhythms are biological rhythms that run with a period close to 24 ho
66 tory for the synchronization of an important biological rhythm, the female estrous cycle.
67 n clock provides robust, approximately 24 hr biological rhythms throughout the eukaryotes.
68  chronotherapy provide insights into linking biological rhythms to disease prevention and treatment.
69        The challenge is how to harness these biological rhythms to improve medical interventions.
70 circannual clock [1], and synchronization of biological rhythms to the sidereal year using day length
71 ntrolling separate functions that range from biological rhythm via circadian photoentrainment, to pro
72 ype) was CYP11B2 (aldosterone synthase), and biological rhythms were the most differentially expresse
73 ICU environment is disruptive to a patient's biological rhythms where sleep-wake cycles are often des
74                       Circadian clocks drive biological rhythms which adjust to environmental cues.
75  often exhibit a loss of regulation of their biological rhythms which leads to altered sleep/wake cyc
76 oral structure of the variability of healthy biological rhythms, while pathology and disease lead to
77                Recognizing the importance of biological rhythms will be essential for understanding,
78                       We suggest here that a biological rhythm with a period greater than the circadi
79 tonomous oscillator that produces endogenous biological rhythms with a period of about 24 h.
80                                              Biological rhythms with periods of less than a day are p
81 than half of wild bird species changed their biological rhythms, with many producing a dawn chorus in