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The Effects of Acute Total Sleep Deprivation Versus Normal Sleep on Metabolism
The study proposes to investigate whether acute total deprivation affects metabolism as measured through blood and peripheral tissues. Its aim is also to investigate how acute total sleep deprivation affects neurodegenerative markers, as well as hormones, memory performance and aspects of appetite regulation.
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