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VOLUME 31, ISSUE 12

COMMENTARY
Gaps That Wake You Up
A commentary on Beck et al. Modafinil Increases Arousal Determined by P13 Potential Amplitude: An Effect Blocked by Gap Junction Antagonists. SLEEP 2008;31(12):1647-1654.

Jerome M. Siegel, PhD

Department of Psychiatry, University of California, Los Angeles, CA

VOLUME 31, ISSUE 12

Gaps That Wake You Up
A commentary on Beck et al. Modafinil Increases Arousal Determined by P13 Potential Amplitude: An Effect Blocked by Gap Junction Antagonists. SLEEP 2008;31(12):1647-1654.. 1625-1626.
Jerome M. Siegel, PhD

Subclinical REM Sleep Behavior Disorder and Its Clinical and Research Implications. 1627.
Carlos H. Schenck, MD¹; Mark W. Mahowald, MD²

Morphine Increases Acetylcholine Release in the Trigeminal Nuclear Complex. 1629-1637.
Zhenghong Zhu, MD, PhD^1,2; Heather R. Bowman, BS¹; Helen A. Baghdoyan, PhD¹; Ralph Lydic, PhD¹

Night Shift Performance is Improved by a Compromise Circadian Phase Position: Study 3. Circadian Phase after 7 Night Shifts with an Intervening Weekend Off. 1639-1645.
Mark R. Smith, BA, RPSGT; Charmane I. Eastman, PhD

Modafinil Increases Arousal Determined by P13 Potential Amplitude: An Effect Blocked by Gap Junction Antagonists. 1647-1654.
Paige Beck; Angela Odle; Tiffany Wallace-Huitt, PhD; Robert D. Skinner, PhD; Edgar Garcia-Rill, PhD

The Prevalence of Insomnia, Its Sociodemographic and Clinical Correlates, and Treatment in Rural and Urban Regions of Beijing, China: A General Population-Based Survey. 1655-1662.
Yu-Tao Xiang, MD, PhD^1,2; Xin Ma, MD¹; Zhuo-Ji Cai, MD¹; Shu-Ran Li, MD³; Ying-Qiang Xiang, MD, PhD¹; Hong-Li Guo, MD¹; Ye-Zhi Hou, MD¹; Zhen-Bo Li, MD¹; Zhan-Jiang Li, MD¹; Yu-Fen Tao, MD¹; Wei-Min Dang, MD³; Xiao-Mei Wu, MD¹; Jing Deng, MD¹; Kelly Y. C. Lai, MD²; Gabor S. Ungvari, MD, PhD²

APD125, a Selective Serotonin 5-HT2A Receptor Inverse Agonist, Significantly Improves Sleep Maintenance in Primary Insomnia. 1663-1671.
Russell Rosenberg, PhD¹; David J. Seiden, MD²; Steven G. Hull, MD³; Milton Erman, MD⁴; Howard Schwartz, MD⁵; Christen Anderson, MD, PhD⁶; Warren Prosser, MBA⁶; William Shanahan, MD⁶; Matilde Sanchez, PhD⁶; Emil Chuang, MD⁶; Thomas Roth, PhD⁷

EEG Spectral Analysis in Primary Insomnia: NREM Period Effects and Sex Differences. 1673-1682.
Daniel J. Buysse, MD¹; Anne Germain, PhD¹; Martica L. Hall, PhD¹; Douglas E. Moul, MD, MPH²; Eric A. Nofzinger, MD¹; Amy Begley, MA¹; Cindy L. Ehlers, PhD³; Wesley Thompson, PhD^1,4; David J. Kupfer, MD¹

The Influence of In Utero Exposure to Smoking on Sleep Patterns in Preterm Neonates. 1683-1689.
Erwan Stéphan-Blanchard¹; Frédéric Telliez, Pr¹; André Léké, MD^1,2; Djamal Djeddi, MD^1,3; Véronique Bach, Pr¹; Jean-Pierre Libert, Pr¹; Karen Chardon, PhD¹

QT Interval Prolongation in Future SIDS Victims: A Polysomnographic Study. 1691-1699.
Patricia Franco, MD, PhD¹; José Groswasser, MD²; Sonia Scaillet, MD²; Jean-Pol Lanquart³; Abraham Benatar, MD⁴; Jean-Pierre Sastre¹; Philippe Chevalier, MD, PhD⁵; Béatrice Kugener, MD¹; André Kahn, MD, PhD^2†; Jian-Sheng Lin, MD, PhD¹

Blood Pressure and Heart Rate During Continuous Experimental Sleep Fragmentation in Healthy Adults. 1701-1712.
Melinda J. Carrington, PhD^1,2; John Trinder, PhD¹

Respiratory Cycle-Related EEG Changes during Sleep Reflect Esophageal Pressures. 1713-1720.
Ronald D. Chervin, MD, MS¹; Raman K. Malhotra, MD¹; Joseph W. Burns, PhD²

Hypoadiponectinemia is Related to Sympathetic Activation and Severity of Obstructive Sleep Apnea. 1721-1727.
Jamie C.M. Lam, MRCP¹; Aimin Xu, PhD^1,5; Sidney Tam, MD²; Pek-lan Khong, MD³; Tzy-Jyun Yao, PhD⁴; David C.L. Lam, PhD¹; Agnes Y.K. Lai, MSc¹; Bing Lam, MRCP¹; Karen S.L. Lam, MD^1,5; Mary S.M. Ip, MD^1,5

Sympathetic Withdrawal Augments Cerebral Blood Flow During Acute Hypercapnia in Sleeping Lambs. 1729-1734.
Priscila A. Cassaglia, BSc, Hons; Robert I. Griffiths, PhD; Adrian M. Walker, PhD

Polysomnographic Values In Children Undergoing Puberty: Pediatric Vs. Adult Respiratory Rules in Adolescents. 1737-1744.
Ignacio E. Tapia, MD¹; Laurie Karamessinis, CCRC¹; Preetam Bandla, MD¹; Jingtao Huang, PhD¹; Andrea Kelly, MD²; Michelle Pepe, RPSGT¹; Brian Schultz, RPSGT¹; Paul Gallagher, MA³; Lee J. Brooks, MD¹; Carole L. Marcus, MBBCh¹

Presleep Arousal and Sleep Disturbances in Children. 1745-1747.
Alice M. Gregory, PhD¹; Thomas A. Willis, PhD²; Luci Wiggs, DPhil³; Allison G. Harvey, PhD⁴; and the STEPS team^a

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VOLUME 31, ISSUE 12

Subclinical REM Sleep Behavior Disorder and Its Clinical and Research Implications. 1627.
Carlos H. Schenck, MD¹; Mark W. Mahowald, MD²

Morphine Increases Acetylcholine Release in the Trigeminal Nuclear Complex. 1629-1637.
Zhenghong Zhu, MD, PhD^1,2; Heather R. Bowman, BS¹; Helen A. Baghdoyan, PhD¹; Ralph Lydic, PhD¹

Blood Pressure and Heart Rate During Continuous Experimental Sleep Fragmentation in Healthy Adults. 1701-1712.
Melinda J. Carrington, PhD^1,2; John Trinder, PhD¹

Respiratory Cycle-Related EEG Changes during Sleep Reflect Esophageal Pressures. 1713-1720.
Ronald D. Chervin, MD, MS¹; Raman K. Malhotra, MD¹; Joseph W. Burns, PhD²

Sympathetic Withdrawal Augments Cerebral Blood Flow During Acute Hypercapnia in Sleeping Lambs. 1729-1734.
Priscila A. Cassaglia, BSc, Hons; Robert I. Griffiths, PhD; Adrian M. Walker, PhD

Presleep Arousal and Sleep Disturbances in Children. 1745-1747.
Alice M. Gregory, PhD¹; Thomas A. Willis, PhD²; Luci Wiggs, DPhil³; Allison G. Harvey, PhD⁴; and the STEPS team^a

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