1.【生】24小时周期的;生理节奏的;日常生理律动性的
1.relating to a period of 24 hours, especially to the changes in people’s or animals’ bodies that happen during this period
1.Circadian clock genes have popped up in all types of creatures and in many parts of the body.
生理时钟的基因以各种形式在身体上许多部位流动著。
2.The salient issue, says study co-author Fred Turek, may be the disruption of the body's internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm.
该项研究的共同合作者弗雷德·托莱克说，身体生物钟受到扰乱可能是一个突出的问题。
3.When scientists examined the pair's DNA, they found a mutation in a gene called DEC2, which governs cell production and circadian rhythm.
科学家们通过检测这对DNA发现一个叫作DEC2发生了突变，而这个基因正是控制细胞分裂和生理周期的。
4.Most interestingly, these modifications seem to act in concert and are associated with the circadian metabolic rhythm of cells.
最有趣的是，这些修饰似乎协调行动，并和细胞的昼夜代谢节律相关。
5.Russell Foster, a professor of circadian [body clock] neuroscience at Oxford, shares this point of view.
RussellFoster，一位牛津大学的生理周期（生物钟）神经学的教授，分享了他得这种观点。
6.Accumulating epidemiological and genetic evidence indicates that the disruption of circadian rhythms might be directly linked to cancer.
积累流行病学和遗传证据表明，生理节律影响可能直接与癌症有关。
7.This suggests that abnormal metabolism in cancer could also be a consequence of a disrupted circadian clock.
这表明，在癌症的代谢异常也可能是一个破坏生物钟的后果。
8.The easiest of the body's circadian clocks to reset is that of the brain, Northwestern's Dr. Turek says.
西北大学的图雷克博士称，恢复人体生物钟最简单的方法是通过大脑调节。
9.Some inner clocks seem to be set to a timing cycle of about twenty-four hours. These are called circadian rhythms.
一些生物钟似乎是按照24小时的周期设定的，这些现象叫做生理节律。
10.Now I think there's a much better a way to accomplish this without the least bit of harm done to anyone's circadian rhythm.
现在我想有一种好得多的方法来完成这个，而不会对任何人的生理节奏产生一丁点的伤害。