[PDF][PDF] The corticothalamic system in sleep
M Steriade - Front Biosci, 2003 - article.imrpress.com
M Steriade
Front Biosci, 2003•article.imrpress.comNeuronal substrates of brain disconnection during NREM sleep 3. Three types of brain
rhythms during NREM sleep: the unified corticothalamic system 3.1. Spindles, a thalamic
rhythm under neocortical influence 3.2. Delta waves: two different (thalamic and cortical)
components 3.3. The neocortical slow oscillation groups thalamically generated NREM
sleep rhythms 3.4. NREM low-frequency oscillations and corticothalamic plasticity 4. Brain
activation and fast rhythms during waking and REM sleep 5. Concluding remarks
rhythms during NREM sleep: the unified corticothalamic system 3.1. Spindles, a thalamic
rhythm under neocortical influence 3.2. Delta waves: two different (thalamic and cortical)
components 3.3. The neocortical slow oscillation groups thalamically generated NREM
sleep rhythms 3.4. NREM low-frequency oscillations and corticothalamic plasticity 4. Brain
activation and fast rhythms during waking and REM sleep 5. Concluding remarks
Abstract
Neuronal substrates of brain disconnection during NREM sleep 3. Three types of brain rhythms during NREM sleep: the unified corticothalamic system 3.1. Spindles, a thalamic rhythm under neocortical influence 3.2. Delta waves: two different (thalamic and cortical) components 3.3. The neocortical slow oscillation groups thalamically generated NREM sleep rhythms 3.4. NREM low-frequency oscillations and corticothalamic plasticity 4. Brain activation and fast rhythms during waking and REM sleep 5. Concluding remarks
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