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==Melatonin levels in Huntington's disease patients and controls== | ==Melatonin levels in Huntington's disease patients and controls== | ||
Mean 24 h melatonin levels in HD patients and matched controls. | Mean 24 h melatonin levels in HD patients and matched controls.<ref><pubmed>19562249</pubmed></ref> | ||
The diurnal melatonin rise was significantly delayed in HD patients by about 01:30 h (p = 0.048). The black bar on the abscissa indicates the dark period (23:00–7:30 h). | The diurnal melatonin rise was significantly delayed in HD patients by about 01:30 h (p = 0.048). The black bar on the abscissa indicates the dark period (23:00–7:30 h). | ||
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Melatonin levels in Huntington's disease patients and controls
Mean 24 h melatonin levels in HD patients and matched controls.[1]
The diurnal melatonin rise was significantly delayed in HD patients by about 01:30 h (p = 0.048). The black bar on the abscissa indicates the dark period (23:00–7:30 h).
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