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Autonomous circadian oscillators intrinsic to cell membranes
This paper demonstrates that endogenous circadian oscillations can be generated by a membrane-associated post-translational feedback loop involving ion channel gating, operating independently of nuclear transcription-translation feedback loops to explain rhythmic phenomena in both anucleate red blood cells and neurons.
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