Scientists from the University of Oakland studied the daily rhythms of a fly's life and found molecular markers on which it is possible to predict the death of Drosophila. Data was published in the journal Scientific Reports. Changes in biological processes in the body, depending on the change of day and night, are called circadian rhythms. They depend on the proper functioning of the genes and their synchronization with the hypothalamus. Researchers studied the work of Simuli genes in the brain and peripheral tissues that provide circadian rhythms. It turned out that if the activity of both genes increased and lost its habitual rhythm, the flies died four days later. And regardless of age. The experiment used flies of 10-, 30- and 50-day-olds. Earlier, scientists called the main cause of aging Also, Correspondent wrote that scientists named the six most disgusting smells News from Telegram. Subscribe to our channel https: // t. me / korrespondentnet Author: 1.