Strong resetting of the mammalian clock by constant light followed by constant darkness.

Strong resetting of the mammalian clock by constant light followed by constant darkness.
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DOI:
10.1523/jneurosci.2191-08.2008
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发表时间:
2008-11-12
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The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience
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通讯作者:
Lee C
Lee C
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作者:
Chen R;Seo DO;Bell E;von Gall C;Lee C

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The mammalian molecular circadian clock in the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) regulates locomotor activity rhythms as well as clocks in peripheral tissues. Constant light (LL) can induce behavioral and physiological arrhythmicity, by desynchronizing clock cells in the SCN. We examined how the disordered clock cells resynchronize by probing the molecular clock and measuring behavior in mice transferred from LL to constant darkness (DD). The circadian locomotor activity rhythms disrupted in LL become robustly rhythmic again from the beginning of DD, and the starting phase of the rhythm in DD is specific, not random, suggesting that the desynchronized clock cells are quickly reset in an unconventional manner by the L:D transition. By measuring mPERIOD protein rhythms, we showed that the SCN and peripheral tissue clocks quickly become rhythmic again in phase with the behavioral rhythms. We propose that this resetting mechanism may be different from conventional phase shifting, which involves light-induction of Period genes. Using our functional insights, we could shift the circadian phase of locomotor activity rhythms by 12 hours using a 15-hour LL treatment: essentially producing phase reversal by a single light pulse, a feat that has not been reported previously in wild-type mice and that has potential clinical utility.