SLEEP - Morphine-Induced Acetylcholine Release at the Hypoglossal Motor Nucleus: Implications for Opiate-Induced Respiratory Suppression <BR><I> Comment on Skulsky EM, Osman NI, Baghdoyan HA, Lydic R; Microdialysis Delivery of Morphine to the Hypoglossal Motor <BR>Nucleus of Wistar Rat Increases Hypoglossal Acetylcholine Release. SLEEP 2007;30(5):566-573</I>

www.journalsleep.org

QUICK SEARCH:

VOLUME 30, ISSUE 05

Morphine-Induced Acetylcholine Release at the Hypoglossal Motor Nucleus: Implications for Opiate-Induced Respiratory Suppression
Comment on Skulsky EM, Osman NI, Baghdoyan HA, Lydic R; Microdialysis Delivery of Morphine to the Hypoglossal Motor
Nucleus of Wistar Rat Increases Hypoglossal Acetylcholine Release. SLEEP 2007;30(5):566-573

Richard L. Horner, PhD

Departments of Medicine and Physiology, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada

VOLUME 30, ISSUE 05

ERRATUM. 547.
ERRATUM

Sleep, Development, and Human Health. 549-550.
Mark S. Blumberg, Ph.D.¹; Karl Æ. Karlsson, Ph.D.²; Adele M. H. Seelke, M.S.¹

Morphine-Induced Acetylcholine Release at the Hypoglossal Motor Nucleus: Implications for Opiate-Induced Respiratory Suppression
Comment on Skulsky EM, Osman NI, Baghdoyan HA, Lydic R; Microdialysis Delivery of Morphine to the Hypoglossal Motor
Nucleus of Wistar Rat Increases Hypoglossal Acetylcholine Release. SLEEP 2007;30(5):566-573. 551-552.
Richard L. Horner, PhD

Cyclic Alternating Pattern in the Electroencephalogram: What Is Its Clinical Utility?
Comment on Guilleminault C; Lopes C; Hagen CC et al. The cyclic alternating pattern demonstrates increased sleep instability and correlates with fatigue and sleepiness in adults with upper airway resistance syndrome. SLEEP
2007;30(5):639-645. 553-555.
Robert Joseph Thomas, MD

Role for the Molecular Chaperone Protein BiP/GRP78 in Drosophila Sleep Homeostasis. 557-565.
Nirinjini Naidoo, PhD; Vincent Casiano, BS; Jacqueline Cater, PhD; John Zimmerman, PhD; Allan I. Pack, MB ChB, PhD

Microdialysis Delivery of Morphine to the Hypoglossal Nucleus of Wistar Rat Increases Hypoglossal Acetylcholine Release. 566-573.
Eric M. Skulsky, BS; Nadir I. Osman, MD; Helen A. Baghdoyan, PhD; Ralph Lydic, PhD

Randomized Clinical Effectiveness Trial of Nurse-Administered Small-Group Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Persistent Insomnia in General Practice. 574-584.
Colin A. Espie, PhD¹; Kenneth M. A. MacMahon, PhD¹; Heidi-Louise Kelly, DClinPsy¹; Niall M. Broomfield, PhD¹; Neil J. Douglas, MD²; Heather M. Engleman, PhD²; Brian McKinstry, MD³; Charles M. Morin, PhD⁴; Andrew Walker, PhD⁵; Philip Wilson, FRCGP⁶

ERP Evidence of Enhanced Excitatory and Reduced Inhibitory Processes of Auditory Stimuli During Sleep in Patients With Primary Insomnia. 585-592.
Chien-Ming Yang, PhD¹; Hsiao-Sui Lo, MD²

The Selective Extrasynaptic GABAA Agonist, Gaboxadol, Improves Traditional Hypnotic Efficacy Measures and Enhances Slow Wave Activity in a Model of Transient Insomnia. 593-602.
James K. Walsh, PhD^1,2; Stephen Deacon, PhD^3,4; Derk-Jan Dijk, PhD⁵; Jonas Lundahl, DMSc³

Sleep Deprivation Elevates Expectation of Gains and Attenuates Response to Losses Following Risky Decisions. 603-609.
Vinod Venkatraman, MEng^1,3; YM Lisa Chuah,PhD¹; Scott A Huettel, PhD^2,3; Michael WL Chee, MBBS, MRCP(UK)^1,2

Slow Eye Movements and Subjective Estimates of Sleepiness Predict EEG Power Changes During Sleep Deprivation. 610-616.
Cristina Marzano¹; Fabiana Fratello, PhD¹; Fabio Moroni1; Maria Concetta Pellicciari, PhD^1,2;Giuseppe Curcio, PhD¹; Michele Ferrara, PhD³; Fabio Ferlazzo, PhD¹; Luigi De Gennaro, PhD^1,2,4

Prevalence and Risk Factors of Subjective Sleepiness in the General Adult Population. 619-624.
Ståle Pallesen, PhD^1,3; Inger Hilde Nordhus, PhD^2,3; Siri Omvik, Psy D²; Børge Sivertsen, PhD²; Grethe S Tell, PhD⁴; Bjørn Bjorvatn, MD, PhD^3,4

The Case of “Judge Nodd” and other Sleeping Judges–Media, Society, and Judicial Sleepiness. 625-632.
Ronald R. Grunstein, MB, BS, MD, PhD, FRACP¹; Dev Banerjee, MB, ChB, MD, MRCP²

Increased Adherence to CPAP With a Group Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Intervention: A Randomized Trial. 635-640.
Dianne Richards, BSocSci (Hons)^1,2,4; Delwyn J Bartlett, PhD^2,3; Keith Wong, MBBS^1-3; John Malouff, PhD⁴; Ronald R Grunstein, MD^2,3

The Cyclic Alternating Pattern Demonstrates Increased Sleep Instability and Correlates With Fatigue and Sleepiness in Adults with Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome. 641-647.
Christian Guilleminault, MD, BiolD; M. Cecilia Lopes, MD, PhD; Chad C. Hagen, MD; Agostinho da Rosa, PhD

The Effects of Adaptive Servo Ventilation on Cerebral Vascular Reactivity in Patients With Congestive Heart Failure and Sleep-Disordered Breathing. 648-652.
Mary J Morrell, PhD^1,3; Guy E. Meadows, PhD^1,3; Peter Hastings, BSc^1,3; Ali Vazir, MBBS^1,3; Konstantinos Kostikas, MD^1,3; Anita K Simonds, MD^1,3; Douglas R Corfield, PhD^1,2

The Impact of a 4-Hour Sleep Delay on Slow Wave Activity in Twins Discordant for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. 657-662.
Roseanne Armitage, PhD¹; Carol Landis, DNSc, RN²; Robert Hoffmann, PhD¹; Martha Lentz, PhD, RN²; Nathaniel F. Watson, MD³; Jack Goldberg, PhD⁴; Dedra Buchwald, MD⁵

Table of Contents

Text size:

COMMENTARY - Morphine-Induced Acetylcholine Release at the Hypoglossal Motor Nucleus: Implications for Opiate-Induced Respiratory Suppression

VOLUME 30, ISSUE 05

ERRATUM. 547.
ERRATUM

Sleep, Development, and Human Health. 549-550.
Mark S. Blumberg, Ph.D.¹; Karl Æ. Karlsson, Ph.D.²; Adele M. H. Seelke, M.S.¹

ERP Evidence of Enhanced Excitatory and Reduced Inhibitory Processes of Auditory Stimuli During Sleep in Patients With Primary Insomnia. 585-592.
Chien-Ming Yang, PhD¹; Hsiao-Sui Lo, MD²

The Case of “Judge Nodd” and other Sleeping Judges–Media, Society, and Judicial Sleepiness. 625-632.
Ronald R. Grunstein, MB, BS, MD, PhD, FRACP¹; Dev Banerjee, MB, ChB, MD, MRCP²

Table of Contents

Are you a subscriber?

If you are a subscriber to SLEEP (including members of the AASM and SRS), please login for full access to the journal.

Not a subscriber?

Non-subscribers have the opportunity to purchase access to individual articles for U.S. $8.00.

Click here to complete the purchase.

You may access and print any article from SLEEP for your personal scholarly, research, and educational use. Please note, access to the article is from the computer on which the article was purchased only. Purchase of the article does not permit distribution, electronic or otherwise, of the article without the written permission of APSS. Further, purchase does not permit the posting the article text on an online forum or website.

Are you a subscriber?

If you are a subscriber to SLEEP (including members of the AASM and SRS), please login for full access to the journal.

Not a subscriber?

Non-subscribers have the opportunity to purchase access to individual articles for U.S. $8.00.

Click here to complete the purchase.

Please wait...

Purchase The Current Issue

Are you a subscriber?

Not a subscriber?

Are you a subscriber?

Not a subscriber?