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2023, Encyclopedia of Sleep and Circadian Rhythms: Volume 1-6, Second EditionThe mysteries of sleep and waking unveiled by Michel Jouvet
2018, Sleep MedicineCitation Excerpt :He also recorded neurons more rostrally in the region of the laterodorsal and pedunculopontine tegmental nuclei (LDT and PPT), which discharged in association with PGO spiking during PS. Later, he proposed that such PGO-on and PS-on neurons were ACh neurons [34–36]. Recording in the posterior hypothalamus (PH) of mice, he was later able to employ juxtacellular recording and labeling to demonstrate that histamine (HA) neurons discharged during W and so comprised another component of central arousal systems [37] (Fig. 1).
Activation of inactivation process initiates rapid eye movement sleep
2012, Progress in NeurobiologyCitation Excerpt :Lesion studies in cats suggest that the NA-containing LC-neurons are critical for both tonic and phasic events of REMS (Jouvet, 1972; Jouvet et al., 1965; Roussel et al., 1967). Destruction of the ventral part of the LC was followed by irreversible disappearance of atonia during REMS (Henley and Morrison, 1974; Jouvet et al., 1965; Sakai and Jouvet, 1980), while reversible local cooling of LC-principal increased NREMS and REMS (Cespuglio et al., 1982) and unilateral lesion of LC enhanced REMS (Caballero and De Andres, 1986). Lesion of monoaminergic neurons in LC and adjoining regions by 6-hydroxy dopamine has been reported to increase REMS (Farber et al., 1983; Laguzzi et al., 1979) suggesting inhibitory role of NA in REMS regulation.
Part of this study has been presented previously.
This work was supported by INSERM (U 52), CNRS (LA 162) and DRET (Grant 78-082).