The Functions of Sleep

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
CONTRIBUTORS, Page vii
PREFACE, Pages ix-x
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, Page xi
THE FUNCTION OF SLEEP: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES, Pages 1-17, ALLAN RECHTSCHAFFEN
THEORIES OF SLEEP FUNCTIONS AND SOME CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS, Pages 19-35, WILSE B. WEBB
RETICULAR FORMATION ACTIVITY AND REM SLEEP, Pages 37-71, JEROME M. SIEGEL
SLEEP AND EPILEPSY: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY, Pages 73-97, MARCOS VELASCO, FRANCISCO VELASCO, FRANCISCO ESTRADA-VILLANUEVA
PROTEIN MOLECULES AND THE REGULATION OF REM SLEEP: POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR FUNCTION, Pages 99-111, RENE DRUCKER-COLIN
GROWTH HORMONE SECRETION RELATED TO THE SLEEP AND WAKING RHYTHM, Pages 113-145, YASURO TAKAHASHI
NEUROPHARMACOLOGIC AND NEUROENDOCRINE INTERRELATIONS OF HUMAN SLEEP, Pages 147-170, H. SOLIS, A. FERNANDEZ-GUARDIOLA, C. VALVERDE-R.
ONTOGENETIC AND CLINICAL STUDIES OF SLEEP STATE ORGANIZATION AND DISSOCIATION, Pages 171-206, DENNIS J. McGINTY
ONTOGENY OF SLEEP: IMPLICATIONS FOR FUNCTION, Pages 207-231, M.B. STERMAN
A MOTIVATIONAL FUNCTION OF REM SLEEP, Pages 233-250, GERALD W. VOGEL
WHAT CAN INSOMNIACS TEACH US ABOUT THE FUNCTIONS OF SLEEP?, Pages 251-271, PETER HAURI
THE RELEVANCE OF SLEEP PATHOLOGIES TO THE FUNCTION OF SLEEP, Pages 273-293, WILLIAM C. DEMENT
SLEEP, BRAIN STATE AND MEMORY, Pages 295-301, James L. McGaugh, Robert A. Jensen, Joe L. Martinez Jr.