The Clocks That Time Us¶
Moore-Ede, M. C., Sulzman, F. M., & Fuller, C. A. (1982). The Clocks That Time Us: Physiology of the Circadian Timing System. Harvard University Press.
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- Cadence
- In biology and physiology it is the circadian rhythm's roughly-24-hour spacing, the heart rate set by the sinoatrial pacemaker, the respiratory rate, the cadence of gait (steps per minute, a literal use of the word), and the firing rate of pacemaker neurons — recurrences spaced by a biological clock with no human in the loop.
This sourceStandard reference on circadian and other biological rhythms set by endogenous pacemakers. (Listing: Google Books.)
- In biology and physiology it is the circadian rhythm's roughly-24-hour spacing, the heart rate set by the sinoatrial pacemaker, the respiratory rate, the cadence of gait (steps per minute, a literal use of the word), and the firing rate of pacemaker neurons — recurrences spaced by a biological clock with no human in the loop.
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