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Ventral medullary control of rapid eye movement sleep and atoniaChen et al., 2017
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- Chen M
- Vetrivelan R
- Guo C
- Chang C
- Fuller P
- Lu J
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- Experimental neurology
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Discrete populations of neurons at multiple levels of the brainstem control rapid eye movement (REM) sleep and the accompanying loss of postural muscle tone, or atonia. The specific contributions of these brainstem cell populations to REM sleep control remains …
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