Relojes Circadianos y Premio Nobel: hora de tomarse unos minutos para hablar de ritmos biológicos

doi:10.11565/arsmed.v42i3.1070

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https://doi.org/10.11565/arsmed.v42i3.1070

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ritmos circadianos, reloj biolÃ³gico, Nobel

Resumen

El Nobel 2017 en Fisiología o Medicina recayó en la descripción molecular de los relojes circadianos. A pocas semanas de haberse hecho el anuncio, uno de los recipientes de esta distinción, Michael Rosbash, visitó Chile. En estas breves páginas comentamos parte de su charla y destacamos la importancia que tienen los ritmos circadianos en la biología de los organismos, así como su impacto en salud y enfermedad.

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