The trivial function of sleep
RV Rial, MC Nicolau, A Gamundí, M Akaârir… - Sleep medicine …, 2007 - Elsevier
Rest in poikilothermic animals is an adaptation of the organism to adjust to the geophysical
cycles, a doubtless valuable function for all animals. In this review, we argue that the …
cycles, a doubtless valuable function for all animals. In this review, we argue that the …
Current perspectives on the function of sleep
A Rechtschaffen - Perspectives in biology and medicine, 1998 - muse.jhu.edu
Sleep researchers are often confronted with such reasonable questions as the following:
How much sleep do we need? What is the most efficient sleep schedule? Does anything …
How much sleep do we need? What is the most efficient sleep schedule? Does anything …
Normal human sleep: an overview
M Hirshkowitz - Medical Clinics, 2004 - medical.theclinics.com
Sleep can be defined many ways; however, the basic core concepts remain the same. First
and foremost is that sleep is a brain process. The body rests but the brain sleeps. This is not …
and foremost is that sleep is a brain process. The body rests but the brain sleeps. This is not …
Sleep, its regulation and possible mechanisms of sleep disturbances
T Porkka‐Heiskanen, KM Zitting… - Acta physiologica, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
The state of sleep consists of different phases that proceed in successive, tightly regulated
order through the night forming a physiological program, which for each individual is …
order through the night forming a physiological program, which for each individual is …
[图书][B] The physiologic nature of sleep
PL Parmeggiani, RA Velluti - 2005 - books.google.com
This book provides a broad introduction to the fascinating subject of sleep, a behavioral
state in which human beings spend a third of their life span, and a topic which interests not …
state in which human beings spend a third of their life span, and a topic which interests not …
The functions of sleep
In the last few decades, scientists have made extraordinary progress characterizing the
neurobiology [1], regulatory mechanisms [2], and genetic underpinnings of mammalian …
neurobiology [1], regulatory mechanisms [2], and genetic underpinnings of mammalian …
[图书][B] Sleep: physiology, investigations and medicine
M Billiard, JB Santo - 2003 - digitalcommons.unomaha.edu
Sleep medicine is a recent discipline but its field of knowledge is already extensive. This
results from the progress made in understanding sleep-wake mechanisms, the development …
results from the progress made in understanding sleep-wake mechanisms, the development …
Neurophysiology of the states of sleep.
M Jouvet - Physiological reviews, 1967 - journals.physiology.org
As long as we do not know how and why sleep forces on us a necessary and recurrent
change in the process of our relations with our environment, it is impossible to give a …
change in the process of our relations with our environment, it is impossible to give a …
Awakening from sleep
T Åkerstedt, M Billiard, M Bonnet, G Ficca, L Garma… - Sleep medicine …, 2002 - Elsevier
Awakening is a crucial event for the organism. The transition from sleep to waking implies
physiological processes which lead to a new behavioural state. Spontaneous awakenings …
physiological processes which lead to a new behavioural state. Spontaneous awakenings …
[图书][B] Why we sleep: the functions of sleep in humans and other mammals.
J Horne - 1988 - psycnet.apa.org
This book is not meant to be a comprehensive text on sleep, but a selective and personal
account giving several hypotheses about a variety of aspects of sleep.(PsycINFO Database …
account giving several hypotheses about a variety of aspects of sleep.(PsycINFO Database …