Can't sleep? Your ability to adapt to shiftwork and the changing seasons may be determined by your genes
A study of 3,000 US medical interns found the SLC20A2 gene influences sleep and activity changes related to shift work and seasonal variation, researchers said.
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Can't sleep? Your ability to adapt to shiftwork and the changing seasons may be determined by your genes
Many people find that their sleep and moods are linked to the seasons. Those living in temperate zones may feel like hibernating in winter and staying out all night in summer, though even those in the tropics can be affected by changing seasons. That's because we are seasonal animals and adjust our behavior according to cues from the environment.
Can’t sleep? Your ability to adapt to shiftwork and the changing seasons may be determined by your genes
Barillo_Images/ShutterstockMany people find that their sleep and moods are linked to the seasons. Those living in temperate zones may feel like hibernating in winter and staying out all night in summer, though even those in the tropics can be affected by changing seasons. That’s because we are seasonal animals and adjust our behaviour according to cues from the environment. Now, it turns out that our ancient adaptation to the seasons also affect…
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