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Revisiting clozapine-induced mania: When a case report informs clinical decisions. [PDF]

Dusunen Adam
Cholette-Tétrault S, Bakhshi M.
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AAV-mediated gene therapy in a model of SLC13A5 citrate transporter disorder rescues epileptic and metabolic phenotypes. [PDF]

J Clin Invest
Bailey LE, Adams RM, Schackmuth MK, Garza IT, Knight K, Holmes SK, Eller MM, Lee M, Bailey RM.   +8 more
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Why we postpone sleep: bedtime procrastination beyond self-control failure. [PDF]

Sleep
Suh S.
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Sleep fragmentation correlates with amyloid beta deposition at brain autopsy. [PDF]

Alzheimers Dement
Rudolf MA, Ng YT, Lieberman AP.
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Paradoxical sleep-promoting effects of brain extract from paradoxical sleep-deprived rats

Brain Research Bulletin, 1990
Brain extract was obtained from whole brains of donor rats following four days of paradoxical sleep deprivation (PSD). Intraperitoneal injection of this brain extract in normal (i.e., not pretreated) recipient rats led to a significant increase of paradoxical sleep (PS) which was beginning at the third hour postinjection and still present on the day ...
W Wetzel
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A Paradoxical Kind of Sleep in Drosophila melanogaster

Current Biology, 2021
The dynamic nature of sleep in many animals suggests distinct stages that serve different functions. Genetic sleep induction methods in animal models provide a powerful way to disambiguate these stages and functions, although behavioral methods alone are insufficient to accurately identify what kind of sleep is being engaged.
Tainton-Heap, Lucy A.L., Kirszenblat, Leonie C., Notaras, Eleni T., Grabowska, Martyna J., Jeans, Rhiannon, Feng, Kai, Shaw, Paul J., van Swinderen, Bruno   +7 more
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Paradoxical sleep and depth perception

Biological Psychology, 1978
It has been hypothesised that one possible function of paradoxical (REM) sleep is the maintenance of facilitation of co-ordinated eye movements. A prediction from this hypothesis is that binocular depth perception will be more accurate at the end of periods of paradoxical sleep than at the beginning.
S A, Lewis, J P, Sloan, S K, Jones
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