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The effect of sleep on motor learning in the aging and stroke population - a systematic review

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The effect of sleep on motor learning in the aging and stroke population - a systematic review

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Daytime sleep has no effect on the time course of motor sequence and visuomotor adaptation learning

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Effects of total sleep deprivation on the perception of action capabilities

Principal component structuring of the Non-REM sleep EEG spectrum in older adults yields age-related changes in the sleep and wake drives

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