The Biological Clock is Regulated by Adrenergic Signaling in Brown Fat but is Dispensable for Cold-Induced Thermogenesis
Abstract
The biological clock plays an important role in integrating nutrient and energy metabolism with other cellular processes. Previous studies have demonstrated that core clock genes are rhythmically expressed in peripheral tissues, including the liver, skeletal muscle, pancreatic islets, and white and brown adipose tissues. These peripheral clocks are entrained by physiological cues, thereby aligning the circadian pacemaker to tissue functions. The...
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Title
The Biological Clock is Regulated by Adrenergic Signaling in Brown Fat but is Dispensable for Cold-Induced Thermogenesis
Published Date
Aug 26, 2013
Journal
Volume
8
Issue
8
Pages
e70109 - e70109
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