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Melatonin modulates the light‐induced sympathoexcitation and vagal suppression with participation of the suprachiasmatic nucleus in mice

Mutoh et al., 2003

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Mutoh T
Shibata S
Korf H
Okamura H
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The Journal of physiology

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In mammals, the autonomic nervous system mediates the central circadian clock oscillation from the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) to the peripheral organs, and controls cardiovascular, respiratory and gastrointestinal functions. The present study was conducted …
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