A gut feeling for time

Michael H. Hastings ()
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Nature, 2002, vol. 417, issue 6887, 391-392

Abstract: Many body functions keep a daily rhythm, maintained by a central clock in the brain. But how does the clock communicate with the rest of the body? The small protein prokineticin 2 looks well placed to be the messenger.

Date: 2002
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