目次

Preface
I　Aschoff-Honma Prize Lecture
The Circadian System of Drosophila
(Paul E. Hardin)
II　Plenary Lecture
Avian Circannual Clocks: Dependence on and Interactions with Photoperiod
(Eberhard Gwinner)
III Molecular Mechanism of Biological Clocks
Systems-biological Analysis of Mammalian Circadian Clocks
(Hiroki Ueda)
Is There a Role for Membrane Electrical Events in Generation of Mammalian Circadian Rhythms?
(Gene D. Block, Gabriella B. Lundkvist and Yongho Kwak)
Dawn and Dusk: Specialisation of Circadian System Components for Acceleration and Deceleration in Response to Light?
(Serge Daan, Domien G. M. Beersma and Kamiel Spoelstra)
Chronoecology from Fungi to Humans
(Till Roenneberg, Ying Tan, Zdravko Dragovic, Jan Ricken, Tim Kuehnle and Martha Merrow)
Application of a Multielectrode Array Dish to Chronobiology: Monitoring the Circadian Firing Rhythm of Single SCN Neurons
(Sato Honma, Wataru Nakamura, Tetsuo Shirakawa and Ken-ichi Honma)
IV　Human Circadian Rhythms
Human Clocks: What Can Go Wrong and How Can We Right It?
(Anna Wirz-Justice)
Human Circadian Rhythms under the Influences of Light and Clothing
(Hiromi Tokura, Hee-Eun Kim, Ki-Ja Hyun, Young-Ah Lee, Naoko Hirota, Shinya Nishimura, Yoshiaki Sone and Shin-Jung Park)
Free-running Circadian Rhythms in the Blind and Their Correction by Melatonin Treatment
(Debra J. Skene, Steven W. Lockley, Lisa Hack and Josephine Arendt)
Circadian Rhythm in Sleep: Pathogenesis of Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome
(Masako Okawa and Naoto Yamada)
An Animal Model for the Human Circadian System
(Ken-ichi Honma, Satoru Masubuchi, Satoko Hashimoto, Takuro Endo and Sato Honma)