The Body's Daily ClockVideos from the Royal Society Summer Exhibition of Science, London & Glasgow 2006. All movies require Quicktime 7. |
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| 1. A daily cycle of work and rest adapt us to the outside world |
2. Mimosa- the "Sleeping plant" - the subject of the first "circadian" experiment |
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| 3. Mice have body clocks that continue to keep time in continuous light |
4. Where is the body's daily clock? |
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| 5. The brain's clock viewed under a microscope |
6. How does the body clock work? |
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