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Sleep Loss: What Does It Do to Our Brain and Body?,eral reports have shown that the consequences of chronic sleep loss are not reversible. It may cause impairment in neuronal functions and neurodegeneration. The energy expenditure, risk of hypertension, cardiovascular disease increases, and the immune system diffuses into a compromised state during

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Sleep: Neural Optimization as an Ultimate Function for Memory Consolidation,in the following night after learning. Besides, sleep-dependent memory consolidation does not seem to depend on specific states of sleep; instead, each stage of sleep contributes differently to the memory consolidation process. The process of memory consolidation involves many pieces of biological m

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Sleep: Basic and Historical Aspects,in the brainstem, midbrain, and basal forebrain; non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep centers are located in the anterior hypothalamus and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep centers are located in the brainstem. We now have a clear understanding of a large part of brain sleep–wake machinery, but, surpris

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