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mammalian-type cryptochrome (cry2)

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we cloned putative circadian genes in Rhyparobia maderae ... showing the presence of ... mammalian-type cryptochrome (cry2)
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Claim 1circadian expressionsupports2012Source 1DOIPubMed

In brains and excised accessory medullae of Rhyparobia maderae, rmPer, rmTim1, and rmCry2 expression oscillates in a circadian manner with peaks in the first half of the night.

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In brains and excised accessory medullae, expression levels of rmPer, rmTim1, and rmCry2 oscillated in a circadian manner with peaks in the first half of the night.
Claim 2functional role in clocksupports2012Source 1DOIPubMed

rmPer, rmTim1, and rmCry2 are suggested to be part of the Madeira cockroach nuclear circadian clock that can adjust to different photoperiods.

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We suggest that rmPer, rmTim1, and rmCry2 are part of the Madeira cockroach nuclear circadian clock, which can adjust to different photoperiods.
Claim 3gene presencesupports2012Source 1DOIPubMed

Putative circadian genes per, tim1, and cry2 were cloned in Rhyparobia maderae, showing their presence in this species.

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we cloned putative circadian genes in Rhyparobia maderae ... showing the presence of period (per), timeless 1 (tim1), and mammalian-type cryptochrome (cry2)
Claim 4lack of significant oscillationsupports2012Source 1DOIPubMed

In Malpighian tubules of Rhyparobia maderae, no significant oscillations of rmPer, rmTim1, and rmCry2 expression were found.

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In Malpighian tubules, no significant oscillations were found.
Claim 5mean expression differencesupports2012Source 1DOIPubMed

The daily mean expression levels of rmPer, rmTim1, and rmCry2 were significantly lower in short-day than in long-day animals.

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The daily mean of expression levels was significantly lower in short-day versus long-day animals.
Claim 6persistence in constant conditionssupports2012Source 1DOIPubMed

Oscillations of rmPer, rmTim1, and rmCry2 expression mostly continued in constant conditions.

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Oscillations mostly continued in constant conditions.
Claim 7photoperiod adjustmentsupports2012Source 1DOIPubMed

Under different photoperiods, peak rmPer, rmTim1, and rmCry2 expression levels adjusted with respect to the beginning of scotophase.

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In animals raised in different photoperiods (LD 18:6, 12:12, 6:18), the peak levels of rmPer, rmTim1, and rmCry2 expression adjusted with respect to the beginning of the scotophase.