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Disrupted sleep in dystonia depends on cerebellar function but not motor symptoms in mice

2023-02-10

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Although dystonia is the third most common movement disorder, patients often also experience debilitating nonmotor defects including impaired sleep. The cerebellum is a central component of a “dystonia network” that plays various roles in sleep regulation. Importantly, the primary driver of sleep impairments in dystonia remains poorly understood. The cerebellum, along with other nodes in the motor circuit, could d...

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Literature Corpus work: 26a75b8b-9dcf-5501-a537-506838d2a020
DOI: 10.1101/2023.02.09.527916

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