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Getting over a hangover: how do wake promoting neurons in the basal forebrain affect ethanol induced sleep? [abstract]
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Getting over a hangover: how do wake promoting neurons in the basal forebrain affect ethanol induced sleep? [abstract]
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| Title: | Getting over a hangover: how do wake promoting neurons in the basal forebrain affect ethanol induced sleep? [abstract] |
| Author: | Forman, Suzanne; Sharma, Rishi; deRoode, David |
| Keywords: |
alcohol consumption
sleep/wake cycle cholinergic neurons basal forebrain |
| Date: | 2010-11-11 |
| Abstract: | Hangover is a common clinical manifestation of heavy alcohol use. Sleepiness/drowsiness is a common symptom of hangover; however its neuroanatomical substrate is unknown. The basal forebrain (BF) cholinergic neurons play a central role in promoting wakefulness and are associated with sleep promoting effects of ethanol. Are the BF cholinergic neurons important for emerging from alcohol induced hangover/sleep? |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10355/9246 |
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