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sleep architecture

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sleep architecture
Sleep disorders The NREMS/REMS stage and cycle infrastructure of sleep understood from the vantage of the quantitative relationship of these components to each other. See Sleep structure.


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Total sleep time and patterns of sleep architecture also change through the lifespan--in general, younger animals sleep more and spend more sleep time in REM than adults, a pattern seen in most model species, even fruit flies.
 
 
 
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