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The duration of caffeine treatment plays an essential role in its effect on sleep and circadian rhythm

2021-10-09

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Sleep is regulated by the homeostatic system and the circadian clock. The circadian clock governs the timing of sleep-wake cycles and the homeostatic mechanisms modulate the amount and depth of sleep. Caffeine intake promotes wakefulness in Drosophila . In humans, caffeine is consumed on a daily basis and hence it is important to understand the effect of prolonged caffeine intake on both circadian and homeostatic...

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Literature Corpus work: 4b1fc491-efcf-52b8-b2f7-03ed20391a0a
DOI: 10.1101/2021.10.08.463733

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