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Sleep fragmentation drives local, network-specific epileptic activity in human epilepsy
Sleep has complex links with epileptic activity, yet the causal role of sleep instability in driving and modulating pathological discharges in the human brain remains incompletely understood. Here we directly examine this by characterising the fine-scale temporal coupling between experimentally indu
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