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Fronto-central slow cortical activity is attenuated during phasic events in rapid eye movement sleep at full-term birth.


ABSTRACT: Delta and theta power across fronto-central regions is lower during phasic (saccadic eye movements) than tonic rapid eye movement (active) sleep in full-term infants (n?=?15). This indicates that the behavioural-electrophysiological pillars of rapid eye movement sleep micro-architecture are in place at birth.

SUBMITTER: Whitehead K 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6697120 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Fronto-central slow cortical activity is attenuated during phasic events in rapid eye movement sleep at full-term birth.

Whitehead Kimberley K   Slobodina Maria M   Meek Judith J   Fabrizi Lorenzo L  

Early human development 20190711


Delta and theta power across fronto-central regions is lower during phasic (saccadic eye movements) than tonic rapid eye movement (active) sleep in full-term infants (n = 15). This indicates that the behavioural-electrophysiological pillars of rapid eye movement sleep micro-architecture are in place at birth. ...[more]

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