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. 2010 Sep 21;6:416. doi: 10.1038/msb.2010.69

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The main elements of the extended Arabidopsis circadian clock model. The previous circuit (Locke et al, 2006) is shown, upper right. Elements of the morning and evening oscillators are shown in yellow and grey, respectively. For clarity, proteins are shown only for ZTL, LHY modified (LHY_mod) and TOC1 modified (TOC1_mod). Genetic interactions, solid arrows; post-translational regulation, dashed arrows. Light inputs to gene transcription are marked by flashes. The full scheme of the model is presented in SBGN format in Supplementary Figure 1.