DOES THE FUNCTION OF REM-SLEEP CONCERN NON-REM SLEEP OR WAKING

[1] REGULARLY OCCURRING PERIODS OF EYE MOTILITY, AND CONCOMITANT PHENOMENA, DURING SLEEP [J]. SCIENCE, 1953, 118 (3062) : 273 - 274

[2] REM-SLEEP DEPRIVATION DURING 5 HOURS LEADS TO AN IMMEDIATE REM-SLEEP REBOUND AND TO SUPPRESSION OF NON-REM SLEEP INTENSITY [J]. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, 1990, 76 (02): : 114 - 122

[3] REM-SLEEP TIMING IS CONTROLLED HOMEOSTATICALLY BY ACCUMULATION OF REM-SLEEP PROPENSITY IN NON-REM SLEEP [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY, 1994, 266 (06): : R1992 - R2000

[4] BENINGTON JH, 1994, IN PRESS NEUROSCI LE

[5] BENINGTON JH, 1991, SLEEP RES A, V20, P21

[6] HABITUAL SLEEP LENGTH AND PATTERNS OF RECOVERY SLEEP AFTER 24 HOUR AND 36-HOUR SLEEP-DEPRIVATION [J]. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, 1980, 50 (5-6): : 477 - 485

[7] EFFECTS OF SLEEP-DEPRIVATION ON BEHAVIOR, SUBSEQUENT SLEEP, AND DREAMING [J]. JOURNAL OF MENTAL SCIENCE, 1962, 108 (455): : 457 - +

[8] OCULOMOTOR CONTROL - A POSSIBLE FUNCTION OF REM SLEEP [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1969, 76 (02) : 144 - +

[9] Borbely A A, 1982, Hum Neurobiol, V1, P195

[10] SLEEP-DEPRIVATION - EFFECT ON SLEEP STAGES AND EEG POWER-DENSITY IN MAN [J]. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, 1981, 51 (05): : 483 - 493

[1] REGULARLY OCCURRING PERIODS OF EYE MOTILITY, AND CONCOMITANT PHENOMENA, DURING SLEEP [J]. SCIENCE, 1953, 118 (3062) : 273 - 274

[2] REM-SLEEP DEPRIVATION DURING 5 HOURS LEADS TO AN IMMEDIATE REM-SLEEP REBOUND AND TO SUPPRESSION OF NON-REM SLEEP INTENSITY [J]. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, 1990, 76 (02): : 114 - 122

[3] REM-SLEEP TIMING IS CONTROLLED HOMEOSTATICALLY BY ACCUMULATION OF REM-SLEEP PROPENSITY IN NON-REM SLEEP [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY, 1994, 266 (06): : R1992 - R2000

[4] BENINGTON JH, 1994, IN PRESS NEUROSCI LE

[5] BENINGTON JH, 1991, SLEEP RES A, V20, P21

[6] HABITUAL SLEEP LENGTH AND PATTERNS OF RECOVERY SLEEP AFTER 24 HOUR AND 36-HOUR SLEEP-DEPRIVATION [J]. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, 1980, 50 (5-6): : 477 - 485

[7] EFFECTS OF SLEEP-DEPRIVATION ON BEHAVIOR, SUBSEQUENT SLEEP, AND DREAMING [J]. JOURNAL OF MENTAL SCIENCE, 1962, 108 (455): : 457 - +

[8] OCULOMOTOR CONTROL - A POSSIBLE FUNCTION OF REM SLEEP [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1969, 76 (02) : 144 - +

[9] Borbely A A, 1982, Hum Neurobiol, V1, P195

[10] SLEEP-DEPRIVATION - EFFECT ON SLEEP STAGES AND EEG POWER-DENSITY IN MAN [J]. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, 1981, 51 (05): : 483 - 493