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Old 10-02-2017, 10:22 PM #1
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Nobel Prize in medicine: US body clock scientists win - CNN

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the gene encoded a protein which "accumulates in the cell during the night and degrades during the day,"
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That was a great article.

I'm sure that drugs are a long way off, but there's a lot of potential there given the work they have done.
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Yes. It looks like progress.


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