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Assessment of Circadian Rhythm, Post-Menopausal Term, and Epigenetic Interactions
Author(s):
Gunay Kusaf, SelinDeliceirmak and Rasime Kalkan*
From follicle generation to hormone production, and from pregnancy to
birth, the circadian system plays an essential role at every level in a woman's
life. A woman's menstrual cycle is based on a monthly rhythm and
menopause is among the main factors affecting this rhythm. It is important to
note that the onset of menopause is influenced by both epigenetic alterations
and changes in circadian rhythm. In this article, we discuss the role of
epigenetic alterations in regulating the circadian gene network as well as the
consequences of deteriorating circadian rhythms in menopause. Here, we
provide evidence of how these findings can change the age of menopause,
whether it is by the deterioration of circadian rhythms or by observing the
epigenetic alterations that are taking place... Read More»
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