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One hallmark of sleep is the slow oscillation, which is often synchronous across the neocortical mantle. How this synchrony is achieved remains unclear. A new study by Narikiyo et al.… Click to show full abstract
One hallmark of sleep is the slow oscillation, which is often synchronous across the neocortical mantle. How this synchrony is achieved remains unclear. A new study by Narikiyo et al. demonstrates how the claustrum may play a key role in the global control of this rhythm.
Keywords:
wave activity;
control sleep;
sleep slow;
slow wave;
global control
Journal Title: Nature Neuroscience
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Nature Neuroscience
Year Published: 2020
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