… response but they also fail to maintain normal cognitive function, although this function is
normal when sleep is … The need for recovery of lost sleep, the homeostatic sleep response, is …

… the functional significance of the markers of sleep and sleep … amplitude responses are
most prevalent during NREM sleep … a sleep-like state, whereas the low-amplitude responses …

… The interesting dichotomy between the wake and sleep response to the cue is that
repeated exposure to the cue during wake leads to extinction but repeated exposure during …

… sleep should provide the organism with a similar primary function, and this is what we call
the ‘trivial function’ of sleep. … Response: the claimed variations in sleep intensity do not affect …

… The Evidence from Stimulation (Experimental) Studies If sleep is a functional response to
the demands of waking life, then one would expect that certain classes of waking stimulation …

… Flies (Drosophila melanogaster) lacking the Shaker gene have attenuated sleep and
lack sleep responses after sleep deprivation, compared to non-mutant flies. Flies lacking the …

… , sleep function cannot be separated from sleep mechanisms, the Cartesian separation of
mind-brain is avoided. Returning to sleep… -l may enhance sleep by enhancing the responses of …

… the actual overall function of sleep is as yet incompletely understood. The great sleep researcher
… and the genes that mediate these responses may also be affected by sleep deprivation. …

… control. This review summarizes current knowledge on autonomic features of sleep states
[non-rapid-eye-movement sleep (… cardiac control, which include reduced cardiac responses to …

… Although repeated assessments probably change cognitive processing of the task, we still
observed an interference response to incongruent stimuli, suggesting that our task version …