my path from chemistry to phytochrome and circadian rhythms

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Abstract
I summarize my scientific journey from my first interest in science to my career investigating how plants use the phytochrome photoreceptor to regulate what genes they express. I then describe how this work led to an understanding of how circadian rhythms function in plants and to the discovery of CCA1, a component of the plant central oscillator.
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Journal phytochemistry letters
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