Circadian disruption of feeding-fasting rhythm and its consequences for metabolic, immune, cancer, and cognitive processes
Biomedical Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100827 - 100827
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
The
circadian
system
is
composed
by
a
central
hypothalamic
clock
at
the
suprachiasmatic
nuclei
(SCN)
that
communicates
with
peripheral
oscillators
for
daily
coordination
of
behavior
and
physiology.
SCN
entrain
to
environmental
24-h
light-dark
(LD)
cycle
drive
rhythms
internal
synchronizers
such
as
core
body
temperature,
hypothalamic-hypophysary
hormones,
sympathetic/parasympathetic
activity,
well
behavioral
feeding-fasting
rhythms,
which
supply
signals
setting
molecular
clocks
tissues.
Steady
phase
relationships
between
keep
homeostatic
processes
microbiota/microbiome
composition/activity,
metabolic
supply/demand,
energy
balance,
immunoinflammatory
process,
sleep
amount
quality,
psychophysiological
stress,
etc.
Indeed,
risk
health
alterations
increase
when
these
are
chronically
changed
prompting
disruption
(CD),
occurring
after
sudden
LD
changes
(so-called
jet-lag),
or
due
activity/feeding-rest/fasting
rhythm
respect
cycles
(as
humans
subjected
nightwork,
restricting
food
access
rest
in
mice).
Typical
pathologies
observed
animal
models
CD
epidemiological
studies
include
syndrome,
type-2
diabetes,
obesity,
chronic
inflammation,
cancer,
disruption,
decrease
physical
cognitive
performance,
mood,
among
others.
present
review
discusses
different
aspects
physiological
dysregulations
having
altered
potential
translation
human
health.
Language: Английский
Irregular Light Schedules Disrupt Daily Rhythms and Dysregulate Genes Involved in Neuroplasticity, Motivation, and Stress Responses
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Synchronization
of
internal
biological
rhythms
with
external
light-dark
cycles
is
crucial
for
proper
function
and
survival
the
organisms,
however
modern
life
often
imposes
irregular
light
exposure,
disrupting
these
clocks.
This
study
investigated
effects
short-term
shifted
on
mice
daily
rhythmicity,
whether
alterations
trigger
molecular
behavioral
changes.
We
evaluated
locomotor
activity
as
well
different
domains
gene
expression
in
hypothalamus
medial
prefrontal
cortex.
Despite
non
prominent
impairments,
such
anxiety
or
cognitive
deficits,
we
observed
a
decreased
complexity
patterns
subjected
to
disrupted
cycles.
Molecular
included
dysregulations
oscillations
core
clock
genes
(Cry2,
Per2)
disruptions
involved
neuroplasticity,
neurotransmission,
motivation,
stress
responses,
including
GluA1,
Crhr2,
Vip
both
studied
brain
areas.
Our
reveals
that
even
brief
cycle
shifts
can
disrupt
circadian
regulation
at
level,
despite
minimal
molecular-behavioral
discrepancy
may
suggest
complex
adaptive
response
drastic
perturbations.
Understanding
interplay
between
cues
mitigating
negative
consequences
exposure
physiological
processes
overall
well-being.
Language: Английский
Frequent Shifts During Chronic Jet Lag Uncouple Liver Rhythms From the Light Cycle in Male Mice
Journal of Biological Rhythms,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 8, 2025
Circadian
disruption
is
pervasive
in
modern
society
and
associated
with
increased
risk
of
disease.
Chronic
jet
lag
paradigms
are
popular
experimental
tools
aiming
to
emulate
human
circadian
experienced
during
rotating
night
shift
work.
induces
metabolic
phenotypes
tied
liver
systemic
functions,
yet
lack
a
clear
definition
for
how
rhythmic
physiology
impaired
under
these
conditions
hinders
the
ability
identify
underlying
molecular
mechanisms.
Here,
we
compared
2
common
chronic
found
that
neither
induced
arrythmicity
each
had
distinct
effects
on
rhythmicity.
Instead,
more
frequent
8-h
forward
shifts
light
schedule
severe
misalignment
non-fasted
hyperglycemia.
Every
other
day
eventually
uncoupled
behavioral
hepatic
rhythms
from
cycle,
reminiscent
free-running
conditions.
These
results
point
misalignment,
not
arrhythmicity,
as
initial
disturbance
dysfunction
environmental
highlight
considerations
interpretation
design
studies.
Language: Английский
Circadian Rhythm Disruption in Cancer Survivors: From Oncogenesis to Quality of Life
Claire O. Kisamore,
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Caleb A. Kisamore,
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William H. Walker
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et al.
Cancer Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(20)
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
ABSTRACT
Background
Circadian
rhythms
are
approximately
24‐hour
cycles
in
physiological
and
behavioral
processes.
They
entrained
to
the
external
solar
day
via
blue
wavelength
light.
Disruptions
these
intrinsic
can
lead
circadian
dysfunction,
which
has
several
negative
implications
on
human
health,
including
cancer
development
progression.
Aims
Here
we
review
molecular
mechanisms
of
disruption
their
impact
tumor
progression,
discuss
interplay
between
dysfunction
basic
scientific
studies
clinical
data,
propose
potential
data
that
may
be
used
improve
patient
outcomes
reduce
cost
treatment.
Materials
&
Methods
Using
literature
databases,
relevant
were
analyzed
draw
overarching
conclusions
relationship
rhythm
dysruption
cancer.
Conclusions
mediated
by
a
number
environmental
factors
such
as
exposure
light
at
night,
shift
work,
jetlag,
social
jetlag
drive
oncogenesis.
Tumor
growth
well
treatment,
long‐term
alterations
negatively
affect
quality
life
survivors.
Language: Английский
Transitional photoperiod induces a mania‐like behavior in male mice
Mayara Rodrigues Barbosa,
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Ellyda Fernanda Lopes Costa,
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Daniel Gomes Coimbra
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European Journal of Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
60(6), P. 5141 - 5155
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
Abstract
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
behavioral
responses
and
circadian
rhythms
of
mice
both
rapid
gradual
increases
in
photoperiod,
mimicking
transition
from
winter
summer,
which
is
associated
with
a
heightened
prevalence
hospitalizations
for
mania
suicidal
behavior.
Behavioral
tests
were
performed
C57BL/6
male
exposed
transitional
short
long
durations.
To
determine
if
are
affected,
we
measured
spontaneous
locomotor
activity
body
temperature.
Mice
exhibited
exploratory
risk‐taking
behaviors
compared
equatorial
static
(16:8
h
light–dark
cycle
several
days)
groups.
These
prevented
by
lithium.
Spontaneous
temperature
persisted
effectively
synchronized;
however,
relative
amplitude
interdaily
stability
diminished.
Additionally,
animals
displayed
increased
during
light
phase.
Photoperiodic
modulates
behavior
rhythms,
mirroring
certain
features
observed
bipolar
disorder
patients.
introduces
an
animal
model
investigating
mania‐like
induced
photoperiodic
changes,
offering
potential
insights
suicide
prevention
strategies
management
mood
disorders.
Language: Английский
Orexinergic modulation of chronic jet lag-induced deficits in mouse cognitive flexibility
Markus Fendt,
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Julius Duske,
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Nicole D’souza
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et al.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 12, 2024
Abstract
Cognitive
flexibility
and
working
memory
are
important
executive
functions
mediated
by
the
prefrontal
cortex
can
be
impaired
circadian
rhythm
disturbances
such
as
chronic
jet
lag
(CJL)
or
shift
work.
In
present
study,
we
used
mice
to
investigate
whether
(1)
simulated
CJL
impairs
cognitive
flexibility,
(2)
orexin
system
is
involved
in
impairment,
(3)
nasal
administration
of
A
able
reverse
CJL-induced
deficits
memory.
Mice
were
exposed
either
standard
light-dark
conditions
consisting
series
advance
time
shifts.
Experiment
investigated
effects
a
mild
protocol
on
using
attentional
set
shifting
task.
stronger
examined
utilizing
c-Fos
immunohistochemistry.
tested
application
rescue
memory,
latter
measuring
spontaneous
alternation
Y-maze.
The
data
show
that
reduces
activity
neurons
lateral
hypothalamus.
Nasal
rescued
flexibility.
These
findings
suggest
impairments
caused
dysregulation
orexinergic
input
cortex.
Compensation
decreased
could
potential
therapy
for
CJL-
work-induced
human
functions.
Language: Английский
Orexinergic modulation of chronic jet lag-induced deficits in mouse cognitive flexibility
Julius Duske,
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Nicole D’souza,
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Dana Mayer
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et al.
Neuropsychopharmacology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 30, 2024
Abstract
Cognitive
flexibility
and
working
memory
are
important
executive
functions
mediated
by
the
prefrontal
cortex
can
be
impaired
circadian
rhythm
disturbances
such
as
chronic
jet
lag
(CJL)
or
shift
work.
In
present
study,
we
used
mice
to
investigate
whether
(1)
simulated
CJL
impairs
cognitive
flexibility,
(2)
orexin
system
is
involved
in
impairment,
(3)
nasal
administration
of
A
able
reverse
CJL-induced
deficits
memory.
Mice
were
exposed
either
standard
light-dark
conditions
consisting
series
advance
time
shifts.
Experiment
investigated
effects
a
mild
protocol
on
using
attentional
set
shifting
task.
stronger
examined
utilizing
c-Fos
immunohistochemistry.
tested
application
rescue
memory,
latter
measuring
spontaneous
alternation
Y-maze.
The
data
show
that
reduces
activity
neurons
lateral
hypothalamus.
Nasal
rescued
flexibility.
These
findings
suggest
function
impairments
caused
dysregulation
orexinergic
input
cortex.
Compensation
decreased
could
potential
therapy
for
CJL-
work-induced
human
functions.
Language: Английский
Sex-dependent effects of chronic jet lag on circadian rhythm and metabolism in mice
Tiantian Ma,
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Ryohei Matsuo,
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Kaito Kurogi
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Biology of Sex Differences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Dec. 5, 2024
Abstract
Background
The
circadian
clock
integrates
external
environmental
changes
into
the
internal
physiology
of
organisms.
Perturbed
clocks
due
to
misaligned
light
cycles
increase
risk
diseases,
including
metabolic
disorders.
However,
effects
sex
differences
in
this
context
remain
unclear.
Methods
Circadian
misalignment
was
induced
by
a
chronic
jet
lag
(CJL)
shift
schedule
(light-on
time
advanced
6
h
every
2
days)
C57BL/6N
male
and
female
mice.
Core
body
temperature
activity
rhythms
were
recorded
using
nano
tag,
gene
expression
clock-controlled
genes
liver
adrenal
glands
analyzed
qPCR.
Glucose
metabolism
insulin
response
evaluated
glucose
tolerance,
sensitivity,
assays.
Castration
testosterone
replacement
performed
assess
fundamental
role
phenotypes
under
CJL.
Results
Under
CJL
treatment,
mice
exhibited
increased
weight
gain,
whereas
females
decreased
gain
compared
that
respective
controls.
treatment
lower
robustness
core
weaker
rhythm
females,
but
not
males.
Only
intolerance
conditions,
without
development
resistance.
Castrated
reduced
rhythm,
as
observed
intact
females.
Testosterone
castrated
recovered
CJL-induced
Conclusions
Significant
sex-based
organization
plays
crucial
maintaining
regulating
Language: Английский