Immune system killer cells controlled by circadian rhythms
(Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) An exhaustive dataset drawn from mammalian macrophage cells establishes that macrophage activity is controlled by circadian timing, and - with a substantial mismatch between oscillating proteins and mRNA - hints at unexpected calibration of that timing.
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