Condition: The Role of the LC-NA System in Sleep Regulation · Sponsor: Hans-Peter Landolt
Sleep-wake regulation affects every person's life, yet the molecular mechanisms underlying these processes remain poorly understood. In particular, the microstructure of sleep has not been sufficiently studied to explain how sleep produces a feeling of restoration the following morning. Stress also plays a significant role in sleep regulation. This study aims to investigate the role of norepinephrine in these processes.
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Rafael Wespi, PhD · +41 44 635 59 61 · rafael.wespi@pharma.uzh.ch
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