Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5925643 Physiology & Behavior 2011 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
►Forced and voluntary wakefulness differentially affect the brain of grass rats. ►Diurnal and nocturnal rodents' brains respond differently to forced wakefulness. ►Most effects of forced wakefulness are reversed by a 2 h rest period. ►The lateral hypothalamus appears to regulate other arousal systems in grass rats.
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Fos expression in arousal and reward areas of the brain in grass rats following induced wakefulness
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