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Non-rapid eye movement sleep

About: Non-rapid eye movement sleep is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 8661 publications have been published within this topic receiving 389465 citations. The topic is also known as: NREM.


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J. De Koninck1, Dominique Lorrain1, G. Christ1, G. Proulx1, D. Coulombe1 
TL;DR: There was a positive and significant correlation between language learning efficiency and increases in the percentage of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep from pre-course to course periods, which suggests that learning performance may be an important factor in the relationship between information processing and REM sleep.

133 citations

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TL;DR: For the first time, recent research advances obtained from various fields of sleep medicine are integrated in order to show that untreated chronic sleep disorders may lead to impaired brain development, neuronal damage and permanent loss of developmental potentials.

133 citations

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01 Jan 1994
TL;DR: In this article, the authors argue that mood disturbances, behavioural dysfunction and daytime functioning are closely linked to sleep disorders and that sleep onset is an active, multidimensional process rather than a mere point on the arousal continuum.
Abstract: This text illuminates the concept that sleep onset is an active, multidimensional process rather than a mere point on the arousal continuum. It argues that mood disturbances, behavioural dysfunction and daytime functioning are closely linked to sleep disorders.

133 citations

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TL;DR: A high index of suspicion is crucial for effective diagnosis of sleep apnea because symptoms commonly noted in younger patients, such as obesity or loud snoring, may not be present in older patients.

133 citations

Book
30 Oct 1999
TL;DR: Role of Peribrachial Area in Generation of Rapid Eye Movement Sleep and Pont-Geniculo-Occipital Wave and Sleep Factors and Endogenous Sleep Substances, S. Datta and M.M. Mirmiran.
Abstract: Eyelid Condition at Birth: Relationship to Adult Mammalian Sleep-waking Patterns, E Aserinsky Phylogeny and Evolution of Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep, M G Frank Ontogenesis of REM Sleep, M Segawa Initiation of Rapid Eye Movement Sleep: Beyond the Brainstem, A R Morrison, L D Sanford, and R J Ross Muscle Atonia in REM Sleep, Y -Y Lai and J M Siegel PGO Wave Generation: Mechanism and Functional Significance, S Datta Norepinephrine and REM Sleep, P-H Luppi, D Gervasoni, C Peyron, C Rampon, B Barbagli, R Boissard, and P Fort New Directions for the Study of Cholinergic REM Sleep Generation: Specifying Pre- and Postsynaptic Mechanisms, M L Capece, H A Baghdoyan, and R Lydic Functional Role of Serotonin 5-HT1 and 5-HT2 Receptor in the Regulation of REM Sleep, J M Monti and D Monti Possible Role of GABA in the Regulation of REM Sleep with Special Reference to REM-OFF Neurons, B N Mallick, S Kaur, S K Jha, and J M Siegel Nitric Oxide: A Diffusible Modulator of Physiological Traits and Behavioral States, T O Leonard and R Lydic Neurotransmitters Changes and REM Sleep, T Kodama Spatio-Temporal Distribution of Neuronal Activities and REM Sleep, S Inoue, U K Saha, and T Musha Different Physiological Properties of Two Populations of PS-on Neurons in the Mesopontine Tegmentum, Y Koyama, Y Kayama, and K Sakai Hormones and REM Sleep, F Obal Jr and J M Krueger Endogenous Sleep Substances and REM Sleep, S Inoue, K Honda, M Kimura, and S-Q Zhang Brain Energy, Production, and Sleep Occurrence, R Cespuglio, H Faradji-Prevautel, and L Netchiporouk Rapid Eye Movement Sleep: From Cerebral Metabolism to Functional Brain Mapping, P Maquet and C Phillips REM Sleep and Apnea, D W Carley and M Radulovacki Thermoregulatory Control of the nonREM-REM Sleep Cycle, R Szymusiak, Md Noor Alam, and D McGinty REM Sleep Across Age and Sex, K Mishima, T Shimizu, and Y Hishikawa The Function of Fetal/Neonatal REM Sleep, M Mirmiran and Y G H Maas REM Sleep Deprivation Alters Factors Affecting Neuronal Excitability: Role of Norepinephrine and Its Possible Mechanism of Action, B N Mallick, H V A Adya, and s Thankachan REM Sleep Deprivation and Behavioral Changes, G W Vogel Cellular and Molecular Changes Occurring During REM Sleep, O Prospero-Garcia, L Navarro, E Murillo-Rodriguez, M Sanchez-Alavez, R Guzman-Marin, M Mendez-Diaz, M Gomez-Chavarin, A Jimenez-Anguiano, and R Drucker-Colin Intensity of REM Sleep, K Takahashi Why We Believe What We Believe About REM-Sleep Regulation, H Benington Hypothesis on REM Sleep from the Viewpoint of Neuronal Dynamics, M Nakao and M Yamamoto

133 citations


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No. of papers in the topic in previous years
YearPapers
2023229
2022453
2021353
2020283
2019315
2018221