U-RHYTHM microdialysis: Towards ambulatory metabolodynamics

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U-RHYTHM microdialysis: Towards ambulatory metabolodynamics

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Rhythms characterise the physiology of all living things, and rhythmic patterns can be observed in almost all aspects of daily human life. Disruption of rhythms is linked to poor health and may be caused by disease, or desynchrony between activity, behaviour, and internal time cues. Since rhythms are individual and dynamic, single time point assessment provides limited information and is potentially misleading. On the other hand, capturing dynamic information is traditionally difficult and in...

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Doctoral

Date created

2021

Creator

Upton, Thomas

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/11956

Related subjects

endocrinology / microdialysis / hormones / metabolomics / melatonin / cortisol / HPA axis / chronobiology / humans / circadian rhythm / ultradian rhythm / adrenal steroids / U-RHYTHM

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