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Circadian Clock Gene Regulation in Aging and Drug Discovery

Yufeng Li, Yanqi Dang, Shuang Ling, Jin‐Wen Xu

InTech eBooks · 2016 · ▲ 1 citations

Abstract

The circadian clock is an endogenous timer in prokaryotes and mammals. Resting and adjusting the internal clock can assist in pacing the daily routine. Growing evidence indicates that the circadian clock and aging process are closely associated. The disruption of the circadian clock leads to accelerated aging and increased incidence of various diseases. In particular, elderly people are more vulnerable and have a higher risk of diseases than do young people. In this study, we reviewed studies on aging and circadian rhythms over the last decade, with a focus on circadian clock gene regulation in aging and drug discovery for targeting the circadian clock in diseases.

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Li, Y., Dang, Y., Ling, S., &amp; Xu, J. (2016). Circadian Clock Gene Regulation in Aging and Drug Discovery. <em>InTech eBooks</em>. https://doi.org/10.5772/63184
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Li Y, Dang Y, Ling S, Xu J. Circadian Clock Gene Regulation in Aging and Drug Discovery. InTech eBooks. 2016. doi:10.5772/63184.
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@article{yufeng2016Circad, title = {Circadian Clock Gene Regulation in Aging and Drug Discovery}, author = {Yufeng Li and Yanqi Dang and Shuang Ling and Jin‐Wen Xu}, journal = {InTech eBooks}, year = {2016}, doi = {10.5772/63184}, }

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