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Chronobiology

a roughly 90-minute cycle proposed to continue through both sleep and waking, seen in the REM cycle at night.

In chronobiology, basic rest-activity cycle refers to a roughly 90-minute cycle proposed to continue through both sleep and waking, seen in the REM cycle at night. This meaning comes from Kleitman (1982) in Sleep.[1]

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References

Kleitman, N. (1982). Basic Rest-Activity Cycle: 22 Years Later. Sleep, 5(4), 311-317. https://doi.org/10.1093/sleep/5.4.311

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