Timing the day: what makes bacterial clocks tick?
Timing the day: what makes bacterial clocks tick?
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10.1038/nrmicro.2016.196
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2017-04
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Mori T
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Johnson CH;Zhao C;Xu Y;Mori T
Chronobiological studies of prokaryotic organisms have generally lagged far behind the study of endogenous circadian clocks in eukaryotes, in which such systems are essentially ubiquitous. However, despite only being studied during the past 25 years, cyanobacteria have become important model organisms for the study of circadian rhythms and, presently, their timekeeping mechanism is the best understood of any system in terms of biochemistry structural biology, biophysics and adaptive importance. Nevertheless, intrinsic daily rhythmicity among bacteria other than cyanobacteria is essentially unknown; some tantalizing information suggests widespread daily timekeeping among Eubacteria and Archaea through mechanisms that share common elements with the cyanobacterial clock but are distinct. Moreover, the recent surge of information about microbiome–host interactions has largely neglected the temporal dimension and yet daily cycles control important aspects of their relationship.
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