What distinguishes the circadian clocks in our bodies (that tell us when to sleep and wake) from clocks that control development? Perhaps not so much: C. elegans LIN-42 and KIN-20 form a stable complex to control developmental tempo just like their orthologues PER and CK1 function in a complex to control the circadian period. Fun in vivo – in vitro collaboration with Ward and Partch labs at UCSC – check out our preprint for the full story.
Grosshans Lab 