The Core Circadian Clock Factor, Bmal1, Transduces Sex-specific Differences in Both Rhythmic and Nonrhythmic Gene Expression in the Mouse Heart

Authors

• Xiping Zhang
• Spencer B. Procopio
• Haocheng Ding
• Maya G. Semel
• Elizabeth A. Schroder, University of KentuckyFollow
• Mark R. Viggars
• Tanya S. Seward
• Ping Du
• Kevin Wu
• Sidney R. Johnson
• Abhilash Prabhat
• David J. Schneider
• Isabel G. Stumpf
• Ezekiel R. Rozmus
• Zhiguang Huo
• Brian P. Delisle, University of KentuckyFollow
• Karyn A. EsserFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2-12-2025

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1093/function/zqae053

Archival?

Archival

Repository Citation

Zhang, Xiping; Procopio, Spencer B.; Ding, Haocheng; Semel, Maya G.; Schroder, Elizabeth A.; Viggars, Mark R.; Seward, Tanya S.; Du, Ping; Wu, Kevin; Johnson, Sidney R.; Prabhat, Abhilash; Schneider, David J.; Stumpf, Isabel G.; Rozmus, Ezekiel R.; Huo, Zhiguang; Delisle, Brian P.; and Esser, Karyn A., "The Core Circadian Clock Factor, Bmal1, Transduces Sex-specific Differences in Both Rhythmic and Nonrhythmic Gene Expression in the Mouse Heart" (2025). Physiology Faculty Publications. 263.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/physiology_facpub/263