Neuroscience: A Distributed Neural Network Controls REM Sleep Jul 22 Written by Heinrich Gompf How does the brain control dreams? New science shows that a small node of cells in the medulla — the most primitive part of the brain — may function to control REM sleep, the brain state that underlies dreaming. Heinrich Gompf Previous Previous The anatomical, cellular and synaptic basis of motor atonia during rapid eye movement sleep Next Next Basal forebrain control of wakefulness and cortical rhythms
Neuroscience: A Distributed Neural Network Controls REM Sleep Jul 22 Written by Heinrich Gompf How does the brain control dreams? New science shows that a small node of cells in the medulla — the most primitive part of the brain — may function to control REM sleep, the brain state that underlies dreaming. Heinrich Gompf
