Mistimed sleep and waking activity in humans disrupts glucocorticoid signalling transcripts and SP1, but not plasma cortisol rhythms

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Mistimed sleep and waking activity in humans disrupts glucocorticoid signalling transcripts a... https://t.co/AmjzKzvLVP

07 Sep 2022

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RT @heniek_htw: Plasma #cortisol rhythms incompletely reflect impact of mistimed sleep on glucocorticoid signalling pathways & #sleep–wake…

18 Aug 2022

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Plasma #cortisol rhythms incompletely reflect impact of mistimed sleep on glucocorticoid signalling pathways & #sleep–wake driven changes in SP1 may mediate disruption of these pathways. 👇 https://t.co/5fmar3XbVk https://t.co/MQkrRfp31w

18 Aug 2022

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New Research: Mistimed sleep and waking activity in humans disrupts glucocorticoid signalling transcripts and SP1, but not plasma cortisol rhythms https://t.co/rwd57VS9Zj #Physiology

17 Aug 2022

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