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[Genetic analysis of circadian activity rhythm in mice].

Walter Malorni, A. Oliverio, D Bovet

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Mice of the inbred strains C57BL/6J and SEC/1 ReJ show high patterns of wheel running activity during the night when placed in a condition of 12h of darkness and 12h of light. Under continuous illumination or darkness the C57 strain is characterized by a clearcut circadian rhythm while the patterns of activity of the SEC strain do not show a clear thythmic activity.

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Mice of the inbred strains C57BL/6J and SEC/1 ReJ show high patterns of wheel running activity during the night when placed in a condition of 12h of darkness and 12h of light. Under continuous illumination or darkness the C57 strain is characterized by a clearcut circadian rhythm while the patterns of activity of the SEC strain do not show a clear thythmic activity.

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Mice of the inbred strains C57BL/6J and SEC/1 ReJ show high patterns of wheel running activity during the night when placed in a condition of 12h of darkness and 12h of light. Under continuous illumination or darkness the C57 strain is characterized by a clearcut circadian rhythm while the patterns of activity of the SEC strain do not show a clear thythmic activity.

Key concepts: Circadian rhythm, Darkness, Rhythm, Strain (injury), Inbred strain, Mouse strain, Biology, Communication

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