Human chronotype is determined in bodily cells under real-life conditions. (Q48191652)

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title

Human chronotype is determined in bodily cells under real-life conditions. (English)

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author

Martin Sládek

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author name string

Marta Nováková

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Alena Sumová

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3

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English

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publication date

27 February 2013

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Chronobiology International

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volume

30

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issue

4

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page(s)

607-617

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DOI

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PubMed ID

23445508

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9 February 2018