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Computer models may reveal what makes human body clock tick
"Researchers are using leading edge technology to replicate the behaviour of a few, well-understood genes and proteins. These functions - in effect, the cogs and wheels of the human body clock - are reproduced in the laboratory using computer models."
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06.07.2006
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