Is there a simple chemical or drug that can easily disrupt the circadian timing systems without altering external cues?

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Yvan Touitou

A pretty large number of drugs are able to act on the clock and on short- or long term be a disruptor of the circadian system

Please find here some papers of my group about the effects of the anesthetics Propofol on the circadiaan system and marker rhythms.

All best

Temidayo Olutoyin Olurishe

Thanks Yvan. Will sure check them out.