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Uncovering the Homeostatic Control Mechanisms of REM Sleep
Cholinergic neurons play an important role in regulating cortical activity and brain states, but the mechanisms in which the cortex regulates rapid eye movement (REM) sleep remains mostly unknown. Based on previous findings using the RBP4-Cre mouse line, we established that changes in cortical activ
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