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Mistimed sleep disrupts circadian regulation of the human transcriptome
Simon N. Archer
, Emma Laing
, Carla Moller-Levet
, Daan R. van der Veen
, Giselda Bucca
, Alpar S. Lazar
, Nayantara Santhi
, Ana Slak
, Renata Kabiljo
, Malcolm von Schantz
, Colin Smith
, Derk-Jan Dijk
University of Brighton
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Circadian Rhythm
100%
Human Transcriptome
100%
Circadian Regulation
100%
Gene Expression
20%
Melatonin
20%
Body Temperature
20%
Human Blood
20%
Molecular Processes
20%
Chromatin Structure
20%
Rhythm Generation
20%
Clock Genes
20%
Binding Core
20%
Bmal1
20%
Ribosomal Protein
20%
Blood Transcriptome
20%
Shift Work
20%
RNA Polymerase II (RNAPII)
20%
Post-translational Modification
20%
Brain Tissue
20%
Human Sleep
20%
Cold-inducible RNA-binding Protein
20%
Biological Night
20%
Endocrinology
20%
Rhythmic Processes
20%
Initiation Factor
20%
Methylase
20%
Elongation Factor
20%
Circadian Organization
20%
Jet Lag
20%
Circadian Oscillator
20%
Sleep Scheduling
20%
Deacetylase
20%
Chromatin Modification
20%
Forced Desynchrony
20%
Desynchronization
20%
Protein Factor
20%
Mammalian Transcriptome
20%
Molecular Regulators
20%
Peripheral Tissues
20%
ARNTL
20%
Temporal Organization
20%
Neuroscience
Circadian Regulation
100%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Ribosomal Protein
20%