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Circadian Rhythm
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Circadian rhythm is a natural endogenous process that regulates the sleep-wake cycle in an organism [2]. This clock cycle is driven by an internal diurnal oscillator set to a period of 24 hours [1 (Heinmann et al. 2021)]. Circadian rhythms regulate behavior, organs, specifically the gut, and cells in living organisms [4]. External cues from the environment including light, temperature, and redox cycles can adjust the cycle [2]. Organisms evolved to develop regulatory clock cycles to adapt to the circadian nature of their environment [1]. To competitively survive, as well as optimize function and health, organisms have accommodated rhythmic environmental challenges [2]. Animals, bacteria, fungi, and plants all exhibit diurnal oscillations of varying degrees of complexity [1]. This page explains the bidirectional relationship between daily oscillations of gut microbiota and its host.
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Section 4
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Authored for BIOL 238 Microbiology, taught by Joan Slonczewski, 2022, Kenyon College
