At the pulse of time: protein interactions determine the pace of circadian clocks

Schöning JC, Staiger D (2005)
FEBS LETTERS 579(15): 3246-3252.

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Schöning, Jan C.; Staiger, DorotheeUniBi
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Fakultät für Biologie > RNA Biologie und Molekulare Physiologie
Centrum für Biotechnologie > Arbeitsgruppe D. Staiger
Abstract / Bemerkung
Circadian clocks, internal timekeepers that generate a daily rhythmicity, help organisms to be prepared for periodic environmental changes of light and temperature. These molecular clocks are transcriptional feedback loops that generate 24-h oscillations in the abundance of clock proteins. For the maintenance of this rhythm inside the core clockwork and for its transmission to downstream genes the clock proteins additionally rely on post-transcriptional and post-translational mechanisms. Thus clock proteins engage in a variety of interactions with DNA, RNA and other proteins. Based on the model organisms Drosophila melanogaster and Arahidopsis thaliana molecular principles of eireadian clocks are discussed in this review. (c) 2005 Federation of European Biochemical Societies. Published by Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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endogenous clock; feedback loop; Arabidopsis thaliana; Drosophila; transcriptional/translational; circadian rhythm; protein interaction; melanogaster
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2005
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FEBS LETTERS
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579
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15
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3246-3252
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0014-5793
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/1603451

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Schöning JC, Staiger D. At the pulse of time: protein interactions determine the pace of circadian clocks. FEBS LETTERS. 2005;579(15):3246-3252.
Schöning, J. C., & Staiger, D. (2005). At the pulse of time: protein interactions determine the pace of circadian clocks. FEBS LETTERS, 579(15), 3246-3252. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.febslet.2005.03.028
Schöning, Jan C., and Staiger, Dorothee. 2005. “At the pulse of time: protein interactions determine the pace of circadian clocks”. FEBS LETTERS 579 (15): 3246-3252.
Schöning, J. C., and Staiger, D. (2005). At the pulse of time: protein interactions determine the pace of circadian clocks. FEBS LETTERS 579, 3246-3252.
Schöning, J.C., & Staiger, D., 2005. At the pulse of time: protein interactions determine the pace of circadian clocks. FEBS LETTERS, 579(15), p 3246-3252.
J.C. Schöning and D. Staiger, “At the pulse of time: protein interactions determine the pace of circadian clocks”, FEBS LETTERS, vol. 579, 2005, pp. 3246-3252.
Schöning, J.C., Staiger, D.: At the pulse of time: protein interactions determine the pace of circadian clocks. FEBS LETTERS. 579, 3246-3252 (2005).
Schöning, Jan C., and Staiger, Dorothee. “At the pulse of time: protein interactions determine the pace of circadian clocks”. FEBS LETTERS 579.15 (2005): 3246-3252.

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