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M. P. Butler

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Mistimed feeding disrupts circadian rhythms of male mating behavior and female preovulatory LH surges in mice

A. Kukino, T. J. Walbeek, L. J. Sun, A. T. Watt, J. H. Park, A. S. Kauffman, M. P. Butler

bioRxiv · Dec 27, 2021Physiology

Natural food intake patterns do not synchronize peripheral clocks

X. Xie, A. Kukino, H. E. Calcagno, A. Berman, J. P. Garner, M. P. Butler

The paper shows that natural feeding patterns do not synchronize peripheral clocks, as clock phases are better predicted by rest-activity cycles than food schedules.

bioRxiv · Jul 28, 2020Physiology