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July 1, 2004
Ilana S. Hairston, Robert T. Knight, 2004

Neurobiology: sleep on it

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July 1, 2004
Ilana S. Hairston, Robert T. Knight, 2004


Authors:

  • Ilana S. Hairston

  • Robert T. Knight

Date: 2004

PubMed: 15229587

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Abstract:

Is the function of sleep to replenish energy resources or to modify neural connections in the brain? Recordings of the brain’s ‘reverberating circuits’ evident during sleep shed light on the question.

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