2017 Nobel Prize for Circadian Rhythm Explained

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  • @ThoughtCatalyst
    @ThoughtCatalyst 7 років тому +27

    Great work, love the "harder science" aspect of the channel rather than the soft science approach most channels take! Keep it up!

  • @Huy_Nguyen_USA
    @Huy_Nguyen_USA Рік тому +1

    Why does every sentence end with a question mark?

  • @eleonorapatricolo2532
    @eleonorapatricolo2532 2 роки тому +6

    Very interesting video! High quality and super linear and clear. I subscribed

  • @daamu48
    @daamu48 6 років тому +9

    Great work. Your efforts to make a highly complicated research into a simpler explanation for the sake of common is highly appreciated. A little bit more time could have been invested when you deal with the three kinds of genes .Thank you very much.Kindly post a lecture about plants , circadian rhythms and phytochromes.

  • @galaxyrider9599
    @galaxyrider9599 2 роки тому +1

    So... how does it help me with my circadian rhythm disorder?

  • @jibberoverjava
    @jibberoverjava Рік тому +4

    Let them write a theory paper on why unborn babies have clear circadian rhythms that don't always match their mother in a dark lightless womb for almost a year. Most, nearly all babies have to be "broken" onto a "normal" schedule despite regular light exposure. Sometimes they never "break". And why DSPD people do just fine IF they get back on their own (non-insomnia) full night sleep that they can only achieve on their own natural circadian rythm that proves by their good/improved health that the "normal/typical" circadian sleep schedule can be detrimental to good health. Why they believe that Delayed Sleep pattern is a disorder and not a difference. How the Earth would go round if every creature and flora only produced clones. Why they promote differences as disorders when all the Different need is to be allowed to not live backward their entire existence because if it was a disorder they would not function betterbut they do. It's "cured" by not being oppressed. These "nobles" don't care what's true or not so long as they're able to receive noble glory now and will be dead before truth can be thrown in their face. Sickening. Mixing True with False for adoration and title falsely earned. I wonder if those deceased first pioners of circadian rythm would approve of the exploitation of their sincere hard work. These off the backs of truly devoted men.

    • @TheCuriousCorrespondent
      @TheCuriousCorrespondent Рік тому +1

      Exactly!!!
      Truth is That We Develop Individual, Unique Rhythms Based on Our Genes...Experience, Lifestyle, Choices, Discipline, Environment...
      What Happens during 6Month Winters in Alaska or at the North Pole or in Antarctica???
      Desert Dwellers Can't Be in the Sun for 30Minutes or they could get sunstroke...
      My Energy isn't Sun/Light Driven...
      Mental Work, Curiosity, Creating & Producing are Energy Producing Activities even at 2AM...
      Science Isn't the End All/Be All to Living...
      Everyone Builds their Own Rhythms...According To

    • @jibberoverjava
      @jibberoverjava Рік тому +1

      @@TheCuriousCorrespondent I love the points you made! Thanks for your support.
      We see no one's trying to make the moon shine it's brightest during daylight or calling nocturnal species disordered. I read an article a few years ago on the spleep patterns of ancient people. It said they had what they used to call something like "a second night". It explained their days were split in half, each half having wake and sleep, so one day would have: Sunrise - wake, sleep, wake - Sunset- sleep , wake, sleep - Sunrise. It mentioned that modern sleep schedules we use today were imposed by industry more so at the industrial revolution. The industrial revolution also imposed changes in the ways meals were prepared and eaten, as well as things like coffee to forse-wake the mind and body, very scientifically planned out and implimented on the commoners. The historical split sleep pattern/schedule was the true natural rhythm, allowing the brain and body to correctly rest, restore and reset itself on it's own terms which had far greater complete health benefits. The moon is as powerful as the sun in its own properties, it's causes tides, grows fungi and other essential flora, arouses certain species so that the earth is never imbalanced by every living thing being awake and sleeping altogether at the same time... in this way, the earth never sleeps, nor the sun, nor the moon... they Rest. Rest is also like yeilding or giving another it's turn. Humans have forgotten their humility and purpose/position/role among all the other that exist. Now he selfishly dominates his fellows and all the rest... to their and his own oblivious injury. And... genes can change or switch on/off over time, so if we lived as long as the Very Ancients used to we might have lived to see ourselves and others change (or hand over their Turn to another for a Term) the sleep schedule/rhythm.
      Ugh, don't get me goin' !
      Thanks again, I enjoyed your comment! Especially the point about the flexibility of sleep requirements affected by choices, Activities, etc. ... Someone I knew once said sleep is like a tax collector am I not ask you to pay back immediately but it will never forgive your debt you will have to pay up eventually. If we slept when we needed to and not on some schedule we wouldn't be in debt and miserable. The system doesn't allow us to sleep when we need to for as long as we need to... It's why we always feel at least a little hungover everyday.

  • @etidoudo3028
    @etidoudo3028 4 роки тому +2

    Thanks for these videos that explain science behind many phenomena.

  • @rishavmadhukalya2
    @rishavmadhukalya2 4 роки тому +6

    great video simple biologist. Thank you for the knowledge. You should keep making videos on science behind major discoveries and try to explain the science behind various other advanced research papers in simple terms so that common science enthusiasts like me can understand.

  • @klauspeter5353
    @klauspeter5353 4 роки тому +3

    You are awesome! Loved the video and really appreciate the references to each study. It always amazes to stop and think about how fast science is able to progress having known certain things for so little. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Brasil o/

  • @eddierussellofficial8276
    @eddierussellofficial8276 Рік тому

    There’s a song about the circadian rhythm on the davey Davis UA-cam channel

  • @ultramegasuper11
    @ultramegasuper11 5 років тому +1

    Yes Yes Yes. Thanks. How exciting ! I especially appreciate the explanation of the timeframe of the discoveries. :)

  • @pukhrajmansion8445
    @pukhrajmansion8445 Рік тому +1

    Good presentation 👏 👌
    Please Hindi version

  • @navneetkaushik2482
    @navneetkaushik2482 2 роки тому

    I came from Science is Dope's channel, your video is great i instantly subscribed.

  • @Anderson-ly9no
    @Anderson-ly9no 6 років тому +10

    So how do this work in real life?I mean when should I go to bed?Whenever I feel sleepy?Since the Circadian Rhythm is written in my DNA,is that mean I should just follow my body and go to bed when I feel tired instead of following the regular day-night routine?

    • @yulianloaiza
      @yulianloaiza 4 роки тому +1

      You can check out Shawn Stevenson, which has great information regarding this

    • @atomoyoga
      @atomoyoga 3 роки тому

      Hatha yoga, that is what it means. Ha, Sun and Tha, Moon. It's all about balancing and harmony your systems and awareness. We are light !

  • @Allenfactsandinsider
    @Allenfactsandinsider 10 місяців тому

    Video was uploaded 6 years ago

  • @t8r507
    @t8r507 4 роки тому +1

    Hey! Get circadian rhythm! When you need to snooze! Come on! circadian rhythm when you need to💤

  • @abhay8437
    @abhay8437 2 роки тому +1

    Hi, @ScienceIsDope sent me here

  • @lascrucesnm411
    @lascrucesnm411 3 роки тому

    Well where’s the info????

  • @omarabdallah9959
    @omarabdallah9959 Рік тому

    Great video and explanation

  • @dinonichas
    @dinonichas 3 роки тому

    How about the gene name CLOCK? was that mentioned?

  • @MaphinWoW
    @MaphinWoW 7 років тому +3

    Great video, nicely explained. Thank you for that. I am into researching how Circadian Rhythm in especially plants work, for a masters course I participate. What do you think are the major differences to the animals Circadian Rhythms?

    • @SimpleBiologist
      @SimpleBiologist  7 років тому +3

      That's a really interesting research topic! I would imagine that plants have an even more exaggerated difference between day and night since they depend on light for their food.
      I would think that there's a sequence of events that would have to take place every dawn and dusk to prepare the plant for night and day, and I'm not sure how much of that process is light driven versus circadian rhythm driven.
      Unfortunately more scientists study animals than plants, but there's got to be some research on whether plants still display circadian rhythm based molecular changes even without the sun.
      Sorry I couldn't be more help, but I wish you the best of luck with your research!

  • @lmezy25
    @lmezy25 3 роки тому

    Can this cause hair loss

  • @VRL369
    @VRL369 Рік тому

    Great work🎉🎉

  • @casibari1537
    @casibari1537 8 місяців тому

    If Period shuts down its own production then who turns this back on?

  • @janfritsche9636
    @janfritsche9636 5 років тому +1

    Thanks! Great explanation!

  • @nivedithav7620
    @nivedithav7620 Рік тому

    Good Presentation

  • @kubad2012
    @kubad2012 4 роки тому

    Nice and simple video!
    Thanks!

  • @KarthikD72
    @KarthikD72 4 роки тому +2

    This is how our grand parents where doing in India. Now billion dollar research proves it

    • @atomoyoga
      @atomoyoga 3 роки тому

      Science can only make Yoga better and the other way around! Hari Om

  • @scotttube
    @scotttube Рік тому

    turn off the background music, how can we hear you talk

  • @zariffathurrahman6454
    @zariffathurrahman6454 6 років тому +2

    how does this rhythm work at the other place that has more than 24 hours per day? like another planet?

    • @SimpleBiologist
      @SimpleBiologist  6 років тому +1

      Unfortunately we don't know of any creatures that live on other planets. It would be a super exciting question to look into when we do!

  • @Country-Gal-at-Heart
    @Country-Gal-at-Heart 5 років тому +1

    I don't understand when somebody who is locked in a dark room (no access to sun or moon) eventually loses all track of time. What am I missing here. Confused lol

    • @SimpleBiologist
      @SimpleBiologist  5 років тому +3

      Your mind is a powerful thing and you can definitely overcome your circadian rhythm. My Dad works night shift which goes against the natural rhythm for humans. Some of my friends have pulled all-nighters to get work done, which also skips your rhythm.
      If you were in a relaxed state in that dark room and not totally freaking out, you might notice that you get sleepy at certain times and feel hungry at others. Unfortunately, your mind craves information and you can easily lose a lot when you don't have it.
      This video is about circadian rhythm on a molecular scale and how your cells keep track of time. How you actually experience the world and time might feel quite different.

    • @Country-Gal-at-Heart
      @Country-Gal-at-Heart 5 років тому +1

      SimpleBiologist
      Until today i had never heard of the circadian rhythm. I stumbled across your video whilst browsing UA-cam.
      Such a facinating subject.
      I watched a lecture online by Michael Rosbash.. But it totally went over my head lol.
      Thank you for your explanation and reply.

    • @atomoyoga
      @atomoyoga 3 роки тому

      @@SimpleBiologist completely agree! We do have lots of external outputs that react with the chemistry of the brain. Coffee, alcohol, weed, antidepresors, sleeping pills. We all have to find the way to balance our own experience! I find in Hatha Yoga which actually means this. Sun and Moon and the balance of the endocrine, respiratory, muscular, nervous and cardiovascular systems through different technics and physical practices.

  • @susydyson1750
    @susydyson1750 4 роки тому

    when on the plane sit and meditate... you'll have no jet lag

  • @fedoran2884
    @fedoran2884 6 років тому

    Which influence have circadian rhytm on people? What use is it ? (Sorry for my bad english)

    • @SimpleBiologist
      @SimpleBiologist  6 років тому

      No worries about the English! Circadian rhythm plays a role in almost everything in your life. When you sleep and wake up, how alert you feel in general, when your liver regenerates, your sense of time passing, etc.
      You can feel the effects of defying your circadian rhythm any time you travel more than a couple time zones. An extreme change (such as a 12 hour difference) can make you feel mentally and physically ill.

    • @fedoran2884
      @fedoran2884 6 років тому

      SimpleBiologist Thank you for information))

  • @CarsSimplified
    @CarsSimplified 7 років тому +4

    Interesting stuff! I have always felt like I am on a 25-hour cycle; I wonder if that's all in my head or if some of these genes are different in me.

    • @SimpleBiologist
      @SimpleBiologist  7 років тому +1

      Hmmm... Maybe a little of both? People definitely react differently to varying amounts of sleep, like I need a full 8 hours to function like a human adult. Could be tied in? Would need more research to know for sure.

    • @G0dlol
      @G0dlol 7 років тому +1

      I would say the circadian rhythm is a modification, that means it depends on the environment, living conditions, etc. That should explain why some people have worse jet lag than others (Modificability ruled by the genes). So the way you live decides your cycle, rather than the other way around. Please tell me if I'm wrong

    • @terrepus9856
      @terrepus9856 5 років тому

      @@G0dlol The circadian rythm is almost constant but you can shift the period with a "Zeitgeber". A "Zeitgeber" is basicaly factors which we recieve through our sensory organs such as eyes, ear, skin and so on. So an example for a Zeitgeber is the day and night cycle.
      First semester of neurobiology, so correct me if i am wrong.

  • @TheCuriousCorrespondent
    @TheCuriousCorrespondent Рік тому

    Remember!!! This was 6 years ago...
    I would add these truths to whatever these scientists Discovered...
    My Energy isn't Sunlight/Bright Light Driven. It's Driven by my Mind Working to Achieve or Accomplish Something From the Minute My eyes Open at any time of day. I'm not tired in the afternoon just because some scientist says it's "RHYTHMIC" by Nature.
    Plus... Desert Dwellers Aren't Most Active in the Sun because it's 120° out there... so they do better in the shade of tents.
    Circadian Rhythms are as Individual as the Person...I am awake for 20 hours on some days if I'm on a Creative Roll...
    Einstein Slept about 3-4 hours a day whenever he felt the need.
    Some people have rigid routines...
    I have Fundamental Foundations...
    I Don't Have to Repeat the Same Day Over & Over ad Nauseam...
    Every Day is New...& I Don't Need Sunlight To Energize me...I get my Sunlight When it's Available.

  • @lloydjoseph4370
    @lloydjoseph4370 6 років тому

    Thank you! Great vid

  • @mohammadshafiksheikh9778
    @mohammadshafiksheikh9778 5 років тому

    Wow amazing video 👍

  • @govthospital2063
    @govthospital2063 7 років тому

    Great video

  • @anedallagnol7700
    @anedallagnol7700 4 роки тому

    Amazing!

  • @mahendrakamble797
    @mahendrakamble797 7 років тому

    Nice explain..

  • @kingabarbara1168
    @kingabarbara1168 6 років тому

    Mice are nocturnal which means they sleep during the day and they are active during the night!

    • @SimpleBiologist
      @SimpleBiologist  6 років тому

      Yeah, I totally didn't think about it until later! I just like drawing mice, so I drew one.

  • @highvibee
    @highvibee 2 роки тому

    "Every animal follow the circadian clock" really, what about bats?

  • @ultronix764
    @ultronix764 7 років тому

    thanks

  • @corgikun2579
    @corgikun2579 2 роки тому

    I'll learn everything you say, you're beuatiful

  • @igorkhomenko9680
    @igorkhomenko9680 5 років тому +1

    Why do you need that annoying background music? It's just impossible to listen.

    • @Lucidly222
      @Lucidly222 Рік тому

      I love this video BUT I do have to agree with you. If any music soft classical would be a much better fit in my opinion💡

  • @Adamkww
    @Adamkww 7 років тому +2

    I Don’t get it lol, dunce

  • @eles6094
    @eles6094 3 місяці тому +1

    This terrible backgroundmusic spoils the whole video

  • @gmrfreakrip732
    @gmrfreakrip732 4 роки тому +1

    God is great

  • @shineisland7447
    @shineisland7447 3 роки тому

    I can tell you why. Shot in the dark?

  • @jugnu361
    @jugnu361 Рік тому

    This is common sense observation 😀

  • @abundantwaves2164
    @abundantwaves2164 7 років тому

    You have 666 subscribers

    • @SimpleBiologist
      @SimpleBiologist  7 років тому

      If only this had happened on Halloween! Get all the spookiness together in one day. 👻

  • @rozitamb594
    @rozitamb594 3 роки тому

    We, muslims already know & been practising this from the Qur’an & prophet Muhammad pbuh, 1400 yrs ago..its really nothing new.

  • @humbertoherrera7406
    @humbertoherrera7406 7 років тому

    #FWallsBerlin.

  • @fitandvirile
    @fitandvirile 6 років тому

    Wow. Amazing explanations. But more importantly you looked soooo cute.

  • @therealgroger4675
    @therealgroger4675 5 років тому

    #515 🖒 #15 🖓

  • @ManuFerrara
    @ManuFerrara 4 роки тому

    Thanks a lot for the drawings which really help to understand. But... are you yankee youtubers all acting so unnaturally like Hank ? Is there a global tendancy of no-personality socially-suggested behavior ?

  • @eddierussellofficial8276
    @eddierussellofficial8276 Рік тому

    There’s a song about the circadian rhythm on the davey Davis UA-cam channel