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Treating rats with lithium results in clear phase-delays in certain circadian rhythms but has no effect upon other rhythms. Phase-delays can be seen in running-wheel activity rhythms but under certain conditions, phase changes are not noted in SCN 2-DG uptake or pineal melatonin rhythms.
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