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Sleep and circadian regulation of DNA repair and retrotransposons in neuronal genome stability and neurodegenerative disease mechanisms
Sleep and wake are fundamental brain states that coordinate diverse physiological processes required for long-term health and survival. Recent research in molecular neuroscience and chronobiology has begun to clarify how sleep-wake cycles and circadian timing intersect with genomic maintenance mecha
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