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Menstruation

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Sep 29, 2026

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21:17
The individual neurons keep time through a molecular feedback loop involving a set of proteins known as clock proteins.
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21:25
The core clock genes include a gene called Clock, a gene called BMAL1, and two families of genes called Period and Cryptochrome.
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21:36
During the day, the Clock and BMAL1 proteins bind together and activate the Period and Cryptochrome genes, causing the cell to produce Period and Cryptochrome proteins.
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21:50
As these proteins accumulate, they eventually inhibit Clock and BMAL1, shutting down their own production.
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21:59
The Period and Cryptochrome proteins then gradually degrade over time, lifting the inhibition and allowing Clock and BMAL1 to start the cycle again.
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22:11
This entire molecular loop takes approximately twenty-four hours to complete, which is why it is called a circadian rhythm, from the Latin words circa meaning about and dies meaning day.
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22:26
Without any external time cues, such as sunlight or alarm clocks, the human circadian clock runs on a cycle that is slightly longer than twenty-four hours, typically around twenty-four hours and ten to twenty minutes.

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Difficulty concentrating appeared within the first two days, followed by memory lapses, irritability, and difficulty speaking clearly.
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Sep 24 · 1 Mention

Rose DommuHOST
27:32
whole there's a whole donkey kong ride babes we're going uh
Fran TiradoHOST
27:36
donkey kong is the hottest nintendo character Period.
Fran TiradoHOST
27:41
Like, he is so, like, fuckable.
Fran TiradoHOST
27:45
I like Bowser.

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