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Spontaneous sleep in mice with targeted disruptions of neuronal or inducible nitric oxide synthase genesChen et al., 2003
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- Chen L
- Majde J
- Krueger J
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- Brain research
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Nitric oxide (NO) affects almost every physiological process, including the regulation of sleep. There is strong evidence that NO plays an important role in rapid eye movement sleep (REMS) regulation. To further investigate the role of NO in sleep, we characterized …
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