November 2017 Taylor Hours: November 2017 www.lib.uwo.ca/taylor @westernulibsTAY www.facebook.com/taylib You’ve Got Rhythm By. A. Wetheral Allyn and Betty Taylor Library Circadian rhythm that is. Thanks to 2017 Nobel Prize Winners in Physiology and Medicine Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash, and Michael W. Young, we know that our biological clock plays an important role in our metabolism, body temp., sleep, behaviour, and hormone levels. So, that all-nighter you pulled last week to study for Biochem 2280? Its probably not going to knock you off beat. But, too many all-nighters/late nights will take a toll on your biological clock, which may lead to an increased risk for various diseas- es. How does it work? Hall, Rosbash and Young discovered a gene that controls the expression a protein called PER. The concentration of PER depletes during the day, and is restored at night. As their work expanded, the laureates discovered more genes (TIM, DBT) and their relationships to our circadian clock, filling out the melody that has become known as our circadian rhythm. Who could ask for anything more? Need research help from home? Chat with us! Staff are available online to help with all of your library questions. . Monday- Thursday Sunday Friday Saturday Taylor 8am- 11pm 10:30am- 9pm 8am-9pm 10:30am- 9pm InfoDesk 9am-5pm 10:30am- 5pm 9am-5pm Closed Research Help 11:30am- 3:30pm Closed 11:30am- 3:30pm Closed The 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine - Press Release. (2017, October 2). Retrieved. hp://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/ medicine/laureates/2017/press.html Skelly is so stoked that LG has a fresh new look and is back open for some studying! Oh, the sound of silence!
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November 2017
Taylor Hours: November 2017
www.lib.uwo.ca/taylor @westernulibsTAY www.facebook.com/taylib
You’ve Got Rhythm By. A. Wetheral
Allyn and Betty Taylor Library
Circadian rhythm that is. Thanks to 2017 Nobel Prize Winners
in Physiology and Medicine Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash,
and Michael W. Young, we know that our biological clock
plays an important role in our metabolism, body temp., sleep,
behaviour, and hormone levels.
So, that all-nighter you pulled last week to study for Biochem
2280? Its probably not going to knock you off beat. But, too
many all-nighters/late nights will take a toll on your biological
clock, which may lead to an increased risk for various diseas-
es.
How does it work?
Hall, Rosbash and Young discovered a gene that controls the
expression a protein called PER. The concentration of PER
depletes during the day, and is restored at night. As their work
expanded, the laureates discovered more genes (TIM, DBT)
and their relationships to our circadian clock, filling out the
melody that has become known as our circadian rhythm. Who
could ask for anything more?
Need research help from
home? Chat with us!
Staff are available online to
help with all of your library
questions. .
Monday-
Thursday
Sunday Friday Saturday
Taylor 8am-
11pm
10:30am-
9pm
8am-9pm 10:30am-
9pm
InfoDesk 9am-5pm 10:30am-
5pm
9am-5pm Closed
Research
Help
11:30am-
3:30pm
Closed 11:30am-
3:30pm
Closed
The 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine - Press Release. (2017, October 2). Retrieved. http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/
medicine/laureates/2017/press.html
Skelly is so stoked that LG has a fresh new look and is
back open for some studying! Oh, the sound of silence!
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