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Fncom 19 1618191 by coolzfatima is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This research investigates multiscale intracranial EEG dynamics across different sleep-wake states, focusing on their implications for memory processing. The study reveals that during N2 and N3 sleep, there is increased low-frequency power and larger neuronal avalanches, while REM sleep and wakefulness exhibit more fragmented dynamics. The findings highlight the utility of iEEG in understanding the spatio-temporal structure of brain activity related to memory consolidation across various cortical regions.
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