#7289. The potential interaction of environmental pollutants and circadian rhythm regulations that may cause leukemia

October 2026publication date
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Water Science and Technology;
Environmental Engineering;
Waste Management and Disposal;
Pollution;
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Abstract:
Tumor suppressor genes are highly affected during the development of leukemia, including circadian clock genes. Circadian rhythms constitute an evolutionary molecular machinery involving many genes for tracking time and optimizing daily life during day-night cycles and seasonal changes. For circulating blood cells many of these genes coordinate their proliferation, output, and function, and therein lies their importance for the development of leukemia. Recent findings suggest that environmental pollutants may affect circadian rhythms and thus affect cancer development and treatment.
Keywords:
Circadian rhythms; leukemia; Lotfi Aleya and Lena Ma; pollutants

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