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

Leiden University Medical Center (Netherlands)

Hosted by Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience

· 60 minutes
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
More topics
night shift workperipheral rhythmsshift worktranscriptome

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