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A negative component superimposed on event-related potentials during light drowsiness.

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Title: A negative component superimposed on event-related potentials during light drowsiness.
Authors: Sekine, Atsushi (AUTHOR), Niiyama, Yoshitsugu (AUTHOR), Kutsuzawa, Osamu (AUTHOR), Shimizu, Tetsuo (AUTHOR)
Source: Psychiatry & Clinical Neurosciences. Oct2001, Vol. 55 Issue 5, p473-478. 6p. 1 Chart.
Subjects: Evoked potentials (Electrophysiology), Drowsiness, Sleep
Abstract: AbstractThe present study examined the nature of the negative shift of event-related potential (ERP) recorded during the fully awake state, wakefulness with minor awareness deficit (light drowsiness) and stage 1 of NREM sleep. The cortical responses evoked by two types of auditory stimuli were recorded in nine subjects at the different levels of consciousness described above. A negative component with peak latency of 250–350 msec, N300, was identified in ERP during light drowsiness but not in the fully awake state. In stage 1a (stage 1 without vertex sharp waves), the amplitude of N300 was higher than that in light drowsiness, and it was higher in stage 1b than in stage 1a. The scalp distribution of N300 was predominantly on the vertex. It also confirmed that the vertex sharp wave evoked during stage 1 is maximal on the vertex and its peak latency is approximately 300 msec. Considering the similarity in scalp distribution and peak latency between N300 and vertex sharp wave, it is possible that these electroencephalogram phenomena are generated by an identical synchronizing mechanism in the brain. We assumed that N300 observed during light drowsiness may be an incomplete product of vertex sharp wave. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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