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Heterogeneous origins of human sleep spindles in different cortical layers

2017-11-17

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Sleep spindles are a cardinal feature in human slow wave sleep and may be important for memory consolidation. We studied the intracortical organization of spindles in humans by recording spontaneous sleep spindles from different cortical layers using linear microelectrode arrays. Two patterns of spindle generation were identified using visual inspection, and confirmed with factor analysis. Spindles were largest an...

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3c5c4ca5-4715-5c0e-95f8-565117358288
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10.1101/221234
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