Sleep and its function
The primary function of REM sleep
... REM sleep and with what information processing researchers have called “effort” and “arousal” are ...REM sleep and effort involve an increase in the metabolism of cerebral glycogen, and phasic REM ...
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The Effect of Sleep Fragmentation on Daytime Function
... fragmented sleep is less restorative than consolidated sleep, and leads to sleepiness-relat- ed daytime ...of sleep fragmentation continues to be ...of sleep fragmentation. Simply correlating ...
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Sleep and cognitive function in young children.
... which sleep impacts cognitive functioning, learning and behaviour in ...that sleep plays in how the brain matures, maintains, processes information and consolidates memory and how insufficient sleep ...
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Obstructive sleep apnoea and sexual function in men
... large sleep related study (Wisconsin Sleep Cohort) of a general population found the entire group to have similar results to that of the English reference range, however, those with even mild sleep ...
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The contribution of sleep to cognitive function in children with epilepsy
... fitness, sleep must serve essential functions that are conserved across ...that sleep may be necessary for energy conser- vation (Berger and Phillips 1995; Roth et ...immune function (Bollinger et ...
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Cardiac function and hypertension in patients with obstructive sleep apnea
... Dovepress Obstructive sleep apnea and cardiac function aldosterone systems activity, exacerbating volume retention, and deteriorating blood pressure. In order to assess this pathway better, patients with ...
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Associations of Executive Function With Sleepiness and Sleep Duration in Adolescents
... insufficient sleep in adolescents, limited research has addressed the associa- tions of sleep duration, sleepiness, and cognitive func- tioning in this ...of sleep and an aspect of cognitive ...
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Sleep, Function, Behaviour and Cognition in a Cohort of Children with Down Syndrome
... night-time sleep disruption may con- tribute to poor daytime function. Sleep physiology and sleep–wake patterns may differ in children with DS, resulting in them struggling to learn how and ...
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Investigation of the usefulness of zaleplon at two doses to induce afternoon-sleep under noise interference and its effects on psychomotor performance and vestibular function
... the sleep-inducing effects of ...slow-wave sleep and the total sleep time in a normal sleep ...promoting sleep in healthy volunteers with noise-induced sleep maintenance insom- ...
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The effect of sleep restriction treatment on quality of sleep, sleep medication intake, and daytime function among the elderly who were members of Shiraz Jahandidegan canter in 2010
... that sleep restriction therapy can improve quality of sleep, but the amount of sleep medication intake and daytime dysfunction did not show a significant difference after ...daytime function, ...
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Chemoreceptor Function and Sleep State in Apnea
... There were no consistent differences in either the intercept or the slope of the carbon dioxide response curve during REM compared to non-REM sleep in the three infant groups, nor was th[r] ...
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The Function and Regulation of Sleep in Drosophila melanogaster
... mechanical sleep deprivation does not cause sensitivity to oxidative ...flies sleep significantly less than their UM controls during the fly’s subjective night (A, ...mechanical sleep-deprivation ...
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Development and Function of Sleep Regulatory Circuits in Zebrafish
... Defining sleep behavior All humans, to some extent, have an intuitive understanding of ...However, sleep superficially resembles many other forms of behavioral inactivity, such as quiet wakefulness, ...
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Changes in Sleep Time and Sleep Quality across the Ovulatory Cycle as a Function of Fertility and Partner Attractiveness
... the sleep environment itself changed over the ovulatory cycle, such that women reported significantly fewer negative sleeping conditions when conception probability was ...their sleep environment, and their ...
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Awake Respiratory Function in Patients with the Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Syndrome
... and/or expiratory 'limbs of the flow-volume loop.' This sign has been shown to correspond to rapid "fluttering" of redundant pharyngeal tissue visible at endoscopy or loss of ton[r] ...
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Sleep and circadian rhythm function and trait impulsivity: An actigraphy study
... that sleep and circadian abnormalities associate more frequently with inattentive and non- planning aspects of impulsivity, as assessed by the BIS, and a combi- nation of inattentive and impulsive features ...
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Respiratory function during sleep in patients with chronic obstructive lung disease
... a greater rise in arterial carbon dioxide tension during sleep than occurs in normal subjects. How- ever, the patients had an average maximal de-[r] ...
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Measuring quality of sleep and autonomic nervous function in healthy Japanese women
... adults, sleep time as measured by PSQI is moderately correlated with S min , but is biased by systematic ...between sleep duration and health may differ from associations between self–reported sleep ...
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Synchrony between Ovarian Function & Sleep in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Patients
... to sleep and serum levels of neurohormones in polycystic ovary syndrome ...PSQI sleep questionnaire was completed by each patient in both ...PSQI sleep questionnaire score and serum concentration of ...
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Mbok: Its distribution, meaning, and function
... not sleep for the whole day like a chrysalis (butterfly metamorphosis phase after caterpillar)!) Both sentences above, (7) and (8), are containing mbok which is distributed at the beginning of ...
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