The Scientist : Circadian clock found in cardiovascular system [9/7/2001]

Circadian clock found in cardiovascular system

Email: Simon Frantz - simonfrantz@hotmail.com
News from The Scientist 2001, 2(1):20010709-03

9 July 2001

LONDON US researchers have made important progress in understanding how circadian rhythms might be controlled in the cardiovascular system and other organs throughout the body. In the June 29 Cell, McNamara et al. revealed that blood vessels contain their own peripheral circadian system. The findings provided the first evidence that hormones and vitamins could regulate this clock's rhythm.

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