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Alternative splicing of Clock transcript mediates the response of circadian clocks to temperature changes
Circadian clocks respond to temperature changes over the calendar year, allowing organisms to adjust their daily biological rhythms to optimize health and fitness. In Drosophila, seasonal adaptations are regulated by temperature-sensitive alternative splicing (AS) of period (per) and timeless (tim)
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