Bright blue times

Russell G. Foster ()
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Russell G. Foster: Charing Cross Hospital, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London

Nature, 2005, vol. 433, issue 7027, 698-699

Abstract: The discovery of light-sensitive neurons that can adjust our body clocks prompted a search for their light-detecting molecule. We now know the identity of this pigment — and that these cells do more than was thought.

Date: 2005
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