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Circadian rhythm: a new clue for neuropsychological dysfunction after cardiac surgery
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Abstract： @@ In the recent editorial comment, Duboule1 emphasized that "animal development is, in fact, nothing but time".That a circadian timing system is apparently universal in biology is the evidence for the important physiological role that rhythmicity plays.
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