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[clock neuron]
This general term, also: clock cells, circadian clock cells, circadian clock neurons; circadian oscillator neurons; circadian pacemaker neurons (see also: pacemaker neurons), refers to populations and networks of neurons with different molecular and electrical properties, the main function of which is the generation of circadian oscillations to synchronise behavioral and physiological processes on a daily basis in anticipation of the light-dark cycle (Peek et al, 2015). These specialized electrically interconnected neurons
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