How a multitasking protein keeps the body's clock in sync

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Jan 28, 2025, 11:09 am109 pts
If your genes could set an alarm clock, EZH1 might be the one ringing the bell. A new study has revealed how this underappreciated protein ensures the rhythmic expression of genes in skeletal muscle, aligning them with the body's 24-hour internal cycles. The findings are published in The EMBO Journal.

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