生物钟的滴答声

EU Research - The necessity of science in uncertain times Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.56181/pkqf4357

C. Kyriacou

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生物节律已经进化，因此生物体可以预测其环境中的日常和季节变化，然后相应地调整其行为。Charalambos Kyriacou教授解释说，CINCHRON项目的研究人员正在研究一系列不同昆虫的生物钟，这项工作与理解人类的日常节律有关。

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The ticking of the biological clock

Biological rhythms have evolved so that organisms can anticipate both daily and seasonal changes in their environment and then adapt their behaviour accordingly. Researchers in the CINCHRON project are investigating the clock in a range of different insects, work that has relevance for understanding daily rhythms in humans, as Professor Charalambos Kyriacou explains.

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