The function of sleep.
作者信息
Oswald I
出版信息
Postgrad Med J. 1976 Jan;52(603):15-8. doi: 10.1136/pgmj.52.603.15.
Abstract
Evidence is reviewed that points to sleep as a time during which synthetic processes for growth and repair are enhanced. REM (paradoxical) sleep seems especially related to increased synthetic processes in the brain.
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