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doi: 10.1016/j.celrep.2018.08.044.
Life Without Dreams: Muscarinic Receptors Are Required to Regulate REM Sleep in Mice
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Life Without Dreams: Muscarinic Receptors Are Required to Regulate REM Sleep in Mice
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Abstract
Mammalian sleep comprises REM and NREM stages, but the regulation mechanisms are unclear. In this issue of Cell Reports, Niwa et al. (2018) comprehensively knocked out cholinergic receptors in mice and found that muscarinic signaling is crucial for REM sleep and possibly important for NREM sleep.
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