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Bacterial Circadian Rhythms

This article needs a section after the lead that better explains what circadian rhythms are and their general role in organisms[1][2]. A section discussing why bacterial circadian rhythms need to synchronize with the environment should be created and updated with current understanding[3][4].

The section “Relationship to Cell Division” should discuss how bacterial circadian rhythms gate-keep for cell division[5][6]. The section “Global regulation… chromosome topology” should explain the choice of using cyanobacteria for elucidating circadian rhythms instead of eukaryotes[7][8] and elaborate on chromosomal compaction due to circadian rhythms[9]. The “molecular mechanism” section regarding KaiABC proteins needs updating as it doesn’t discuss the reciprocal interplay between the Kai proteins[10][11][12][13] and doesn’t explain the post-translational regulation mechanism adequately[14]. Other significant proteins in bacterial circadian rhythms such as SasA[15][16], CikA[17][18] and RpaA[19][20] should also be discussed. New research such as the successful transplantation of KaiABC proteins in prokaryotes other than cyanobacteria[21] and how diurnal variation of gut bacteria influence mouse circadian rhythms[22][23] should be added.

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