Advancing molecular crustacean chronobiology through the characterisation of the circadian clock in two malacostracan species, Euphausia superba and Parhyale hawaiensis
The ability to entrain to environmental cycles and therefore anticipate and prepare for the changes they predictably bring is the preserve of the endogenous biological clock, most widely studied at the circadian level. Despite a rich history of research into the behavioural and physiological rhythms...
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University of Leicester
2016
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