Neurologic basis of sleep: an overview

  • Ruoff C
  • Guilleminault C
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Over the last century significant advances in technology and science have provided us with a better understanding of the regulation and control of the sleep-wake cycle. Characterization of normal sleep and wakefulness has naturally led to the identification and classification of normal variants and a myriad of sleep disorders. Recent discoveries have begun to uncover the intricate relationships between nutrition, diet, and sleep. This chapter provides a very basic review of sleep-wake regulation, states of alertness, and physiologic correlates to lay the foundation in sleep medicine for which the reader will build upon as they delve into subsequent chapters.

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Ruoff, C., & Guilleminault, C. (2023). Neurologic basis of sleep: an overview. In Handbook of nutrition, diet and sleep (pp. 11–25). Brill | Wageningen Academic. https://doi.org/10.3920/9789086867639_002

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