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. 2021 Jun 30;41(26):5677–5686. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1899-20.2021

Table 1.

Sleep architecture of the night records of the subjects involved in the study (all measures are expressed in minutes)

Patient Total recording time Sleep duration WASO Wake S1 S2 S3 REM
#1 690.3 416 187 274.6 59.3 226.7 38.7 91.3
#2 596 542.3 29.6 53.7 45.3 312 66.7 118.3
#3 662.6 247.7 92.3 415 62 146.3 0 39.3
#4 503 461.3 38.7 41.7 10 296.7 86 68.7
#5 450 397 29.3 53 24 168 82.7 122.3
#6 450 347.3 76.3 102.7 26.3 274.3 14.3 32.3
#7 450 294.3 155.6 155.7 34 174.3 20 66
#8 630 522 88.7 108 19 420.7 16.7 65.7
#9 720 574.3 56.7 145.7 15.7 433.3 53.3 72
#10 630 493.3 119.3 136.7 25.7 386.3 36.3 45
#11 576.6 425.3 132.3 151.3 158.7 234.3 0 32.3
#12 600 560 30 40 47 295.7 98 119.3
Mean (SD) 579,9 (95,81) 440.1 (105.5) 86.17 (53.34) 139.8 (109.2) 43.92 (39.83) 280.7 (96.2) 42.72 (34.27) 72.72 (33.46)

As there were no explicit schedules of lights off, we did not analyze sleep latency and sleep efficiency.

WASO, wake after sleep onset refers to wake time after the first epoch of not S1 sleep.