2022
DOI: 10.25040/ntsh2022.02.07
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Sensory Gating: Balance Between Sleep and Life

Abstract: Sleep is a state of the brain characterized by a low level of vigilance and diminished consciousness. The reaction to external stimuli and the processing of stimuli are attenuated in sleep. During sleep, the reticular thalamic nucleus inhibits at the thalamus the flow of sensory activity from the senses to the cerebral cortex. After arrival at the afferent layer of the primary cortex, the reduced sensory flow is analyzed and personalized by layers of the cortical area and transferred by the corticofugal system… Show more

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