Summary
The paper discusses the correlation between brain states and fluctuations in pupil size and eye movements during sleep in mice and humans, suggesting a strong parasympathetic control of pupil size during sleep in both species and the involvement of sympathetic pathway in humans.
Categories
Sleep and insomnia: The paper discusses the correlation between brain states and fluctuations in pupil size and eye movements during sleep in mice and humans.
Cognitive function and memory: The paper suggests that the changes in pupil size and eye movements during sleep could impact learning and memory performance.
Education and learning: The paper suggests that the study of pupil size and eye movements during sleep could provide insights into learning processes.
Alertness and performance: The paper suggests that the changes in pupil size and eye movements during sleep could impact vigilance and attention.
Author(s)
Ö YÜZGEÇ
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