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Abrupt and gradual changes in neuronal processing upon falling asleep and awakening

2024-02-07

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The neural processes that change when falling asleep are only partially understood. At the cortical level, features of both spontaneous neural activity and sensory responses change between wakefulness and sleep. For example, in early auditory cortex, sleep increases the occurrence of post-onset silent (OFF) periods and elevates population synchrony. However, it remains unknown whether such changes occur abruptly o...

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7ef433f8-a12d-50fc-912d-3bdb0849b33e
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10.1101/2024.02.06.579189
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