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The Transition from Slow-wave Sleep to Paradoxical Sleep: Evolving Facts and Concepts of the Neurophysiological Processes Underlying the Intermediate Stage of Sleep

Claude Gottesmann

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Key concepts: K-complex, Sleep spindle, Neuroscience of sleep, Slow-wave sleep, Sleep (system call), Neuroscience, Psychology, Non-rapid eye movement sleep

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