chronobiology

Layer 3 — Biology27 concepts in this subtree

Temporal organisation of biology: circadian, circatidal, circalunar, circannual rhythms; their molecular bases (clock genes), entrainment, and medical consequences. 2017 Nobel to Hall, Rosbash, Young for molecular circadian mechanism.

Circadian rhythm
Clock genes and TTFL
Suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN)
Melatonin signalling
Entrainment
Jet lag and shift-work disorder
Peripheral clocks
Chronopharmacology
Goodwin 3-variable Hill-feedback: dx/dt=a/(K^n+z^n)−bx; canonical clock oscillator
Winfree phase response curve: Δφ(φ)=A·sin(φ); sinusoidal entrainment Fourier-mode
Arnold circle map: φ_{n+1}=φ_n+Ω−K·sin(2πφ_n)/(2π); rotation number, Arnold tongues
Goodwin: dx/dt=a_g/(K^n+z^n)−b_g·x; symmetric SS s·(s^n+1)=1; n=1: s=(√5−1)/2 (golden)
PRC: Δφ=A·sin(φ); ∫₀^{2π}Δφdφ=0; Δφ(π/2)=A; tongue width 2εA; φ_lock=arcsin((Ω−ω)/(εA))
Arnold map: φ_{n+1}=φ_n+Ω−K·sin(2πφ)/(2π); d_map=1−K·cos(2πφ); λ(K=0)=0
Circadian (Pittendrigh 1954)
SCN (Moore-Eichler 1972)
Mammalian clock (Takahashi 2017)
Chronotherapy (Smolensky 2011)
SAD (Rosenthal 1984)
Konopka-Benzer (1971)
Hall-Rosbash-Young (Nobel 2017)
Aschoff zeitgeber (1960)
SCN master clock (Moore 1972)
ipRGC (Berson 2002)
TTFL (Takahashi 1997)
Ruoff-Rensing temperature-compensated Goodwin oscillator extension
Leloup-Goldbeter mammalian molecular-clock model (Per/Cry/Bmal feedback)
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