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Circadian-Modulated Thresholds as a Mechanistic Basis for Sleep-Wake Transitions, Recovery, and Sleepiness

2026-02-06

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Human sleep-wake cycles arise from the interplay between homeostatic sleep pressure and circadian rhythms, yet the underlying mechanistic basis by which these drives jointly govern state transitions, recovery from sleep loss, and subjective sleepiness remains unclear. Here, we use the extended Phillips-Robinson model incorporating circadian excitation of orexin and locus coeruleus populations, yielding analyticall...

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10.64898/2026.02.04.703688
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