This review reveals temperature's impact on the circadian clock in Arabidopsis, suggesting a new adaptive mechanism.
This review discusses how temperature signals are integrated into the Arabidopsis circadian clock and proposes Temperature-Dependent Alternative Splicing (TDAS) of core clock genes as an additional mechanism to adapt the circadian system to temperature changes. We present examples of TDAS in a range of organisms, pointing towards a conserved mechanism that enables temperature adaptation.
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