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Mismatching clocks: the effect of circadian misalignment on peripheral 24-h rhythms in humans

Chronobiology seminar by Dr. Laura Kervezee, Leiden University Medical Center (Netherlands)

Hosted by Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience

Monday 17:00–18:00 Berlin (GMT+2)

Ended

ZA Leiden, Netherlands · Hybrid

Abstract

Night shift work is associated with adverse health effects and leads to misalignment between timing cues from the environment and the endogenous circadian clock. In this presentation, I will discuss the effect of circadian misalignment induced by night shift work on peripheral 24-h rhythms on the transcriptome and metabolome in humans, presenting findings from both controlled laboratory studies and field studies. Furthermore, I will highlight the importance of taking into account interindividual differences in the response to circadian misalignment.

Topics

Chronobiologycircadian disruptioncircadian misalignmentendogenous clockenvironmental cueshealth effectsinterindividual differencesmetabolome
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night shift workperipheral rhythmsshift worktranscriptome

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