
|Articles|April 15, 2002
Biological clock linked to network of non-rod, non-cone cells
Bethesda, MD-A newly discovered network of non-rod, non-cone cells in the retina may be the mechanism that controls the body's circadian clock, said Ignacio Provencio, PhD.
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