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"No thanks, it keeps me awake": the genetics of coffee-attributed sleep disturbance.

Sleep - 1 Oct 2007

Luciano Michelle, Zhu Ghu, Kirk Katherine M, Gordon Scott D, Heath Andrew C, Montgomery Grant W, Martin Nicholas G

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STUDY OBJECTIVES: Previous genetic investigations of sleep disturbance have shown various measures of sleep quality and sleep pattern to be heritable. But none of these studies have investigated the genetic predisposition to sleep disturbance attributed to caffeine. In this study, the heritability of coffee-attributed sleep disturbance and its relationship with other sleep measures were estimated, and chromosomal...

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PMID: 17969472
DOI: 10.1093/sleep/30.10.1378
PMCID: PMC2266272

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