Our biological clocks
KAUST ·
Summary
Nobel laureate Dr. Michael Young from Rockefeller University presented his research on circadian rhythms at KAUST as part of the 2019 Winter Enrichment Program. His work on Drosophila genes has significantly advanced the understanding of circadian rhythm mechanisms. Young's research identified nine genes that regulate circadian rhythmicity at the molecular level, influencing thousands of gene expression patterns. Why it matters: This highlights KAUST's role in hosting leading international researchers and fostering scientific exchange on fundamental biological processes.
Keywords
KAUST · circadian rhythms · Michael Young · Nobel Prize · Drosophila
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