Regional differences in the dynamics of the cortical EEG in the rat after sleep deprivation
Clinical NeurophysiologyPublished 1 May 1999
Barbara Schwierin, Peter Achermann, Tom Deboer, Alexander I. Oleksenko, Alexander A. Borbély, Irene Tobler
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The differential responses to SD may reflect regional use-dependent aspects of sleep regulation and support the notion that sleep is not only a global phenomenon but has also local, use- dependent features.
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The differential responses to SD may reflect regional use-dependent aspects of sleep regulation. These observations support the notion that sleep is not only a global phenomenon but has also local, use-dependent features.
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