Regional Sleep Oscillations in Humans
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Channel: Cell Press · 2011 · Science & Technology
Slow waves and sleep spindles are the hallmarks of NREM sleep EEG. Watch and listen as Yuval Nir and colleagues take you on a guided tour of their findings demonstrating that slow and spindle oscillations typically occur out-of-phase in different brain regions. Read more in Nir et al., Neuron 70(1).
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