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NREM sleep spindles and slow wave sleep in younger and elderly women: an investigation of their influence on declarative memory consolidation
Previous research shows that slow wave sleep (SWS) and sleep spindles play an essential role in declarative memory consolidation. However, this role is not well understood in the ageing women. With advancing age, SWS and sleep spindles undergo significant decreases in duration and density, while the...
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Department of Psychology
2017
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