Sentence examples for changes of clock from inspiring English sources

Since the in situ hybridization study described above was unable to reveal the temporal changes of clock gene expression in the arrhythmic mice in which phase references were not determined under DD, we performed real-time monitoring analysis of mPer1::luc bioluminescence rhythms of the SCN in which activity of an individual SCN can be traced.

Our model successfully predicts dose-dependent period changes of clock gene expression in suprachiasmatic nuclei.

Farmers work from sunrise to sunset and if a change of clock makes the sun set at 10 p.m., then the farmer misses church choir practice.

A single 15 min light pulse was administered at various circadian times (CT) and the change of clock phase was quantified [22].

Since some reports showed that a gene dosage change of clock related genes influenced the clock regulatory network and downstream signals [ 33, 34], plants may have flexibly modulated the complex network of the clock system after polyploidy events and subsequent gene deletion events.

"We're 'watching' in Tehran - we were wrong-footed by the change of clocks (happens earlier here than in the UK) and couldn't get to the only satellite dish in town showing the footage in time!" Tehran, eh? That's the most exotic place we've had yet, Andrew.

The cyclic changes of the clock activity were monitored under constant darkness at different time points for 24 h.

Based on a period of 1000 days' Galileo satellite clock offset products, this article analyzed the performance changes of Galileo satellite clocks when the working clock is switched to the backup clock.

Together with his team, he has been studying how light changes the expression of clock genes in the SCN.

However, the marked changes in transcripts of clock relevant components CRB1 and CRB3 in the somatic cells in response to only blue light indicate that each cell type has its own genetically predefined circadian rhythm.

But many believe it will take more than a change of the clock to bring Spain into line with the rest of Europe.