The goal of the current work was to investigate if such changes also take place in tissues containing peripheral (duodenum, dorsal fat, muscle, and liver) and central (hypothalamus) clocks. As animal
Circadian clocks are essential for generating and coordinating rhythms in animals' physiology, behaviour, and metabolism. These activities are regulated by intracellular molecular clocks that operate
Additional file 3: Table S3. Sheets of raw gene expression data for the three genes in heads of males without antennae, in all conditions. Data of three experimental replicates are included.
Circadian clocks in many brain regions and peripheral tissues are entrained by the daily rhythm of food intake. Clocks in one or more of these locations generate a daily rhythm of locomotor activity t
