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Daily exposure to a running wheel entrains circadian rhythms in mice in parallel with development of an increase in spontaneous movement prior to running-wheel access

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Daily exposure to a running wheel entrains circadian rhythms in mice in parallel with development of an increase in spontaneous movement prior to running-wheel access (English)

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Yujiro Yamanaka

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Sato Honma

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Ken-ichi Honma

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9 October 2013

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American Journal of Physiology - Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology

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