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The remaining third of neurons in the VLPO are excited by norepinephrine. Their role is unclear. |
fast_asleep/full_38_0.txt | Study Limitations
The major factors causing altered sleep in a sleep laboratory have changed over time due to improvements in the sleep laboratory environment. However, disturbances cannot be completely eliminated by improving the comfort of the surrounding settings (Lorenzo and Barbanoj, 2002; Moser et al., 2010). In ... |
fast_asleep/3926054_9_1.txt | Ω, A/D converter: 24 bits). The lights-out time for each participant was adaptively chosen according to individual habitual bedtime and did not significantly differ between the two groups (mean ± standard deviation: ID = 23:27 ± 0:37, CTRL = 23:28 ± 0:45 hours, p =.69). |
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fast_asleep/rsta20140093_9_0.txt | — REM sleep latency=time until first occurrence of REM sleep, |
fast_asleep/3926054_36_0.txt | With respect to features describing sleep stage dynamics, the transition probabilities from stages W, R, and N2 to stage W significantly increased, and the transition probability from stage W to stage N1 significantly decreased, in cases as compared to controls in the Freiburg validation sample, signifying a tendency t... |
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fast_asleep/full_5_0.txt | Methods: Seventy-four healthy adults participated in polysomnographic recordings on two consecutive nights. Conventional sleep variables were assessed according to standard criteria. Sleep-stage continuity and dynamics were evaluated by sleep runs and transitions, respectively. These variables were compared between the... |
fast_asleep/full_14_2.txt | number of sleep cycles was analyzed because the number of sleep cycles differed between the two nights in some subjects. |
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fast_asleep/rsta20140093_60_0.txt | Funding statement
The authors thank the European Union DG XII for funding the Siesta Project (Biomed-2 BMH4-CT97-2040-SIESTA) through which the database was provided. This work received support through Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (SFB 1002) and the German Center for Cardiovascular Research (DZHK). |
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Table 3 presents the means and standard deviations of the empirical transition probabilities for cases and controls in the Amsterdam sample. Wilcoxon rank-sum tests on the transition probabilities revealed that, as compared to CTRL, people suffering from ID had a significantly higher probability to tran... |
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Figure 2. EEG spectral power for each sleep cycle. EEG power was expressed as log-transformed values. The data is present as mean and standard deviation (red line: adaptation night, blue line: experimental night). Values that significantly differed between nights are indicated by one star (... |
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fast_asleep/3926054_11_0.txt | Conventional PSG Sleep Parameters
Analyses of sleep parameters and sleep stage dynamics were done using custom scripts written in MATLAB 8.3 (The Mathworks Inc., Natick, Massachusetts, United States). TST, SOL, SE, NWake, and time and percentage of each sleep stage including WASO were calculated for comparison with pre... |
fast_asleep/3926054_31_5.txt | .471; [1.023, 2.115] .04 1.334; [1.038, 1.715] .02
Transition probability from stage R to stage W, % 1.030; [0.930, 1.142] .57 1.258; [1.083, 1.462] .003
Transition probability from stage W to stage W, % 1.008; [0.990, 1.027] .39 1.034; [1.018, 1 |
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Participants
One hundred participants aged between 20 and 33 years (47 women and 53 men, mean age 24.3 ± 2.9 years) were enrolled in the PSG study at Osaka University between November 25th, 2013, and September 25th, 2019. The participants were recruited via flyers posted and word of mouth. They we... |
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fast_asleep/Cellstatetransitions_26_0.txt | From data to models
Mathematical models allow us to obtain insights and make predictions about the inner workings of a system that might not be intuitive. As many parameters key to cell state transitions, such as heterogeneity, noise and information processing, are fundamentally mathematical concepts, it is unsurprisin... |
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To learn more about sleep-stage transition patterns, we consider now multistep transitions consisting of K steps starting with K=2. Figure 8 shows ranked probabilities of two-step transitions (the largest 25 values, only). The grey vertical bars ... |
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fast_asleep/3926054_26_3.txt | 58.35 ± 24.69 24.97 ± 16.06 10.26 ± 10.25 0.31 ± 1.82 6.11 ± 9.78
N1 10.45 ± 7.72 59.89 ± 16.32 24.57 ± 14.17 0 5.09 ± 6.27
N2 2.34 ± 1.24 1.46 ± 1.19 92.05 ± 3.20 2.00 ± 1.89 2.16 ± 1.63 |
fast_asleep/Cellstatetransitions_9_0.txt | In vitro functional assays can also be very powerful. For example, cell culture assays have demonstrated the ability of single Lgr5+ cells to generate intestinal organoids (Sato et al., 2009). Culture systems similarly validated a distinct functional cell state during early embryonic development in which cells transien... |
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fast_asleep/3926054_43_2.txt | to the future development of effective, targeted treatments for the disorder.55 |
fast_asleep/full_168_0.txt | Keywords: first-night effect, adaptation, sleep-stage transition, sleep-stage continuity, sleep cycle, EEG power, heart rate variability, sleep process |
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fast_asleep/3926054_26_1.txt | 68 ± 16.08 16.08 ± 16.66 0.43 ± 1.38 5.69 ± 8.86
N1 8.52 ± 6.30 54.40 ± 17.54 28.01 ± 14.83 0 9.06 ± 9.13
N2 1.75 ± 1.31 0.64 ± 0.65 93.22 ± 2.11 2.06 ± 1.18 2.33 ± 1.13
N3 1.16 ± 0.88 |
fast_asleep/full_6_0.txt | Results: Conventional sleep variables reflected lower sleep quality in the adaptation night than in the experimental night. Bouts of stage N1 and stage N2 were shorter, and bouts of stage Wake were longer in the adaptation night than in the experimental night, but there was no difference in stage N3 or stage REM. The n... |
fast_asleep/3926054_23_5.txt | T = total recording time; TST = total sleep time; WASO = wake after sleep onset. |
fast_asleep/full_6_1.txt | distribution and cortical beta EEG power differed between the two nights in the first sleep cycle. However, the HF amplitude of the heart rate variability was lower over the four sleep cycles in the adaptation night than in the experimental night. |
fast_asleep/rsta20140093_13_1.txt | of sleep stages and sleep latencies. |
fast_asleep/Cellstatetransitions_17_1.txt | . their state is autonomous. On the contrary, other cells can become induced towards a different fate when put in contact with a different set of neighbours, showing non-autonomous control of their fate. |
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fast_asleep/Cellstatetransitions_1_1.txt | can also adopt different shapes, alter their motility and change their reliance on cell-cell junctions or adhesion. These parameters are integral to how a cell behaves and collectively define the state a cell is in. Yet, technical challenges prevent us from measuring all of these parameters simultaneously and dynamica... |
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fast_asleep/rsta20140093_52_0.txt | Pethel & Hahs [19] developed an exact significance test for determining the order of such a Markov process. This test makes use of the observed data in order to generate surrogates that match the properties of the data under the assumption of a Markov chain with a specific order k. This surrogate generation procedure i... |
fast_asleep/rsta20140093_54_1.txt | of the different sleep disorders as well as the healthy group. N is the respective number of datasets in the corresponding group. (Online version in colour.) |
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fast_asleep/3926054_28_2.txt | 24, p =.16, and p =.28 for stage N1, stage N3, and stage R, respectively). |
fast_asleep/full_19_2.txt | considered to be significant when p-values were less than 0.05. |
fast_asleep/3926054_33_0.txt | The table shows only features that reached significance in between-group comparisons in at least one of the samples from Amsterdam and Freiburg. |
fast_asleep/full_7_0.txt | Conclusion: The results suggest the distinct vulnerability of the autonomic adaptation processes within the central nervous system in young healthy subjects while sleeping in a sleep laboratory for the first time. |
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People with ID and matched controls completed two consecutive nights of PSG in a laboratory setting. On the recording days, participants were asked to refrain from alcohol and drugs, as well as to limit consumption of caffeinated beverages to a maximum of two cups, which were allowed only befor... |
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fast_asleep/rsta20140093_48_0.txt | Figure 8.
Figure 8. Probabilities of the 25 most probable two-step transitions. Vertical grey bars give averages over all subjects, and (coloured) lines results for different groups of subjects. Dashed boxes indicate transition patterns exhibiting differences between the four groups of subjects. (Online version in colo... |
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fast_asleep/3926054_37_1.txt | (χ2(1) = 4.51, p =.03). Intriguingly, the transition probability from stage R to stage W did not increase the model fit significantly on top of the conventional PSG sleep parameters (χ2(1) = 2.07, p =.15). In other words, despite the relative importance of the transition probability from stage R to stage W over any si... |
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p-Values of a Wilcoxon rank-sum test performed for all pairs of HSE distributions shown in figure 5a. |
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fast_asleep/3926054_23_3.txt | ± 52.7 697 –2.24 .02
Stage R, minutes 109.8 ± 37.1 102.1 ± 57.7 819.5 –1.22 .22
WASO, % 6.4 ± 4.7 11.1 ± 8.4 1312 2.89 .004
Stage N1, % 4.8 ± 2.9 8.9 ± 6.0 1388 3.52 .0004
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