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Fly Model of Alcohol-Induced Insomnia Implicates Specific Neurotransmitter

Treating withdrawal-related insomnia is difficult, partly because what’s going on in the brain in this condition remains largely mysterious.

Certain Molecule Plays a Surprising Role in How Fruit Flies Sleep—Especially When Hungry
How Tired Fruit Flies Stay Awake Has Implications for Insomnia Management
Circadian Movement of Genes Within Cells Helps Organisms Tell Time
Fruit Flies React to Smells While Asleep
‘Deep Sleep Serves a Role in Waste Clearance in the Fruit Fly’
Genetic Link Between Neurodevelopmental Disorders & Sleep Problems Found in Study of Flies

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How the Fruit Fly Brain Senses the Need for Sleep

Understanding how we get sleepy may help us understand the kinds of sleep disorders in people who never feel rested no matter how much sleep they get.

Common Pesticides Reduce Sleep Quantity in Insects
Why Vibrations Lead to Sleepiness
Why Do Animals Die When They Don’t Sleep?
Why Is It So Hard to Wake Up on a Cold Morning? Fruit Fly Study Provides Clues
Flies Sleep When Need Arises to Adapt to New Situations
Sleep May Help Animals Adapt to New Situations, Suggests Fruit Fly Study
Sleep Deprivation Impairs Mating Success in Flies

Tag: Fruit Flies

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Fly Model of Alcohol-Induced Insomnia Implicates Specific Neurotransmitter

Certain Molecule Plays a Surprising Role in How Fruit Flies Sleep—Especially When Hungry

How Tired Fruit Flies Stay Awake Has Implications for Insomnia Management

Circadian Movement of Genes Within Cells Helps Organisms Tell Time

Fruit Flies React to Smells While Asleep

‘Deep Sleep Serves a Role in Waste Clearance in the Fruit Fly’

Genetic Link Between Neurodevelopmental Disorders & Sleep Problems Found in Study of Flies

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How the Fruit Fly Brain Senses the Need for Sleep

Common Pesticides Reduce Sleep Quantity in Insects

Why Vibrations Lead to Sleepiness

Why Do Animals Die When They Don’t Sleep?

Why Is It So Hard to Wake Up on a Cold Morning? Fruit Fly Study Provides Clues

Flies Sleep When Need Arises to Adapt to New Situations

Sleep May Help Animals Adapt to New Situations, Suggests Fruit Fly Study

Sleep Deprivation Impairs Mating Success in Flies

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