Sleep - Overview and Definition
Sleep is a behavioral state of restricted physical activity. It is controlled by our internal biological clock.
Sleep is a behavioral state of restricted physical activity. It is controlled by our internal biological clock.
Because cohesion in these cells is established during foetal development, and must remain functional up to 50 years or so in humans, defective cohesion is a good candidate for a process that might fail with increasing maternal age.
During these studies, the scientists noticed that sister kinetochores - the protein structures that mark the site where a chromosome pair is split during cell division - are farther apart in metaphase II eggs from older mice at 16 to 19 months of age compared to eggs from young mice of 6 to 14 weeks of age, a finding that drew their attention to explore reduced cohesion as a primary source for age-related aneuploidy.
Genetic Test to Predict Woman's Biological Clock Timeline
A new genetic test that claims to predict the timeline of a woman's biological clock might go on sale as early as next year, scientists have revealed.
A new genetic test that claims to predict the timeline of a woman's biological clock might go on sale as early as next year, scientists have revealed.
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Scientists Find Switch to Reverse Biological Clock
Researchers from the University of California at Berkeley have stumbled upon a chemical ‘switch’ that can reverse the biological clock.
Researchers from the University of California at Berkeley have stumbled upon a chemical ‘switch’ that can reverse the biological clock.
Body's Biological Clock Influences Cancer Chemotherapy
The circadian clock is found to pose a major impact on the response to cancer chemotherapy, based on the nucleotide excision repair mechanism of the cell.
The circadian clock is found to pose a major impact on the response to cancer chemotherapy, based on the nucleotide excision repair mechanism of the cell.
