Ketema N. Paul

This study shows that daytime light intensity influences sex differences in sleep and circadian regulation in mice, with brighter light reducing vulnerability to nighttime light.

This study investigates sex-dependent sleep patterns in response to social-defeat stress in mice, finding differences in NREM and REM sleep that correlate with stress resilience.

This study shows that dim light at night increases seizure-like events and disrupts sleep in Cntnap2 knockout mice, with sex-specific effects.

The paper examines sex differences in sleep patterns in BACHD mice, finding male mice show more sleep fragmentation and rhythm variability than females.

This study shows that increased non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep in the prefrontal cortex is necessary and sufficient for promoting resilience to social stress in mice.

This study investigates how biological sex influences active-phase sleep behavior in mice, finding that sex chromosome complement affects sleep recovery but not spontaneous sleep.