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• W164631888 abstract "At the end of the second decade of the twentieth century, Berger conducted the electroencephalograph (Jouvet 1972). Bremer (1935) carried out the first investigations by conduction transection experiments in cats. A preparation done in the intercollicular level (cerveau isolé) created a persistent slow-wave state in the midbrain, while an incision in the medulla oblongata (encephale isolé) did not alter the sleep-wake cycle. Because of this, he assumed that sleep is a passive state, reversible to deafferentation (Bremer 1938). Moruzzzi and Magoun (1949) demonstrated the effect of the ascending activating reticular system by causing arousals in the cerveau isolé preparation. In further transection experiments, Nauta (1946) observed a long-lasting insomnia when setting a lesion in the rostral part of the hypothalamus. Lesions in the mammillary bodies induced sleep, while combined lesions had no effect." @default.
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• W164631888 date "2002-01-01" @default.
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• W164631888 title "Sleep and Wake Cycle" @default.
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