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Insights into behavioral vulnerability to differential sleep pressure and circadian phase from a functional ADA polymorphism.

Journal of biological rhythms - 1 Apr 2014

Reichert Carolin F, Maire Micheline, Gabel Virginie, Viola Antoine U, Kolodyazhniy Vitaliy, Strobel Werner, Götz Thomas, Bachmann Valérie, Landolt Hans-Peter, Cajochen Christian, Schmidt Christina

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Sleep loss affects human behavior in a nonuniform manner, depending on the cognitive domain and also the circadian phase. Besides, evidence exists about stable interindividual variations in sleep loss-related performance impairments. Despite this evidence, only a few studies have considered both circadian phase and neurobehavioral domain when investigating trait-like vulnerability to sleep manipulation. By...

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PMID: 24682206
DOI: 10.1177/0748730414524898

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