The sandman's secrets

Marina Chicurel
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Nature, 2000, vol. 407, issue 6804, 554-556

Abstract: Neuroscientists at last have a molecular handle on how the brain controls our daily cycle of sleep and wakefulness. This is opening a rich avenue of study that could lead to new therapies for sleep disorders, says Marina Chicurel.

Date: 2000
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