… non-SCN clocks could contribute directly to the pathophysiology of BD/MDD. We hypothesize
that circadian clock dysfunction in non-SCN clocks is a trait marker of mood disorders, …

… individual genes that make up the clock in mood regulation. As well, … mood regulation are
becoming apparent. In this review, the evidence linking circadian rhythms and mood disorders, …

… rhythmicity, it is intuitive that alterations in the endogenous machinery regulating circadian …
and mood disorders, and, finally, we discuss strategies for manipulating (disturbed) circadian …

… circadian clock may alter processes not involved in circadian … detailed understanding of the
clock, and good experimental … whether circadian clock dysfunction causes mood disorders …

… Whether these disturbances are of etiological significance for the role of circadian rhythms
in mood disorders, or a consequence of altered behavior can only be dissected out with …

… by which circadian disruption leads to mood disorders are … clocks may contribute to the
development of mood disorders: (… , (2) internal desynchronization among body clocks, (3) low …

… of mood-related disorders. Furthermore… clocks, beyond the SCN, in the circadian control of
mood. The comprehension of the circadian neural and genetic mechanisms underlying mood …

… between circadian genes and mood disorders. These data demonstrate that … clock genes
have been implicated in susceptibility to mood disorders, disease recurrence and the circadian …

… Altered behavioral rhythms are a fundamental diagnostic feature of mood disorders. … a
role for circadian rhythm disruptions in mood disorder pathophysiology. Molecular clock gene …

… rhythm disturbances as characteristic of mood disorders. The present flourishing of circadian
biology has revealed the molecular basis of 24-h rhythmicity driven by ‘clock’ genes, as …