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Photoreceptive oscillators within neurons of the premammillary nucleus (PMM) and seasonal reproduction in temperate zone birds

Highlights ► Putatively photosensitive dopamine–melatonin (DA–MEL) neurons express melanopsin. ► Clock genes are rhythmically expressed in DA–MEL neurons. ► DAergic terminal from DA–MEL neurons intermingle with TSHβ cells in pars tuberalis. ► DA–MEL neurons may encode light information and regulate...

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Published in:	General and comparative endocrinology 2013-09, Vol.190, p.149-155
Main Authors:	Kosonsiriluk, Sunantha, Mauro, Laura J, Chaiworakul, Voravasa, Chaiseha, Yupaporn, El Halawani, Mohamed E
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