The Sleeping Brain Suppresses External Inputs When Dreaming, But Not During All Sleep

To better understand how the brain protects itself from outside influences, researchers invited 18 participants to a morning nap in the lab.

Tinnitus: at a crossroad between phantom perception and sleep, Brain Communications

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Neurobiology and Neuropsychiatry of Sleep - Translational Aspects

The sleep-deprived human brain

Selective Amplification of Informative Speech across Wakefulness and

The Activation-Input Source-Neuromodulation model (AIM). Illustration

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and Emotional Functions

Regional variation in cholinergic terminal activity determines the non-uniform occurrence of cortical slow-wave activity during REM sleep

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Nesting in Mice Unveils the Brain's Innate Drive for Pre-Sleep Prep

How the Dreaming Brain Suppresses the Outside World

Sleep and the price of plasticity: from synaptic and cellular homeostasis to memory consolidation and integration. - Abstract - Europe PMC

The Nocturnal Brain

Frontiers Sleep Disruption and Cancer: Chicken or the Egg?