Basic rest activity cycle

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Human biological cycle of approximately 90 minutes that characterized by different level of excitement and rest. The cycle is controlled by human biological clock. It is best observed in stages of sleep, for example REM - and delta activity cycle.[1][2]

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  1. ^ (Kleitman, 1982)[1]
  2. ^ basic rest-activity cycle – Dictionary Definition of basic rest-activity cycle | Encyclopedia.com: FREE Online Dictionary