Sleep patterns and homeostatic mechanisms in adolescent mice.

In the first 4 h following sleep deprivation (noon-4pm), NREM sleep amount was significantly increased compared to baseline in all groups except in the P33-36 mice, which only showed a trend ( p = 0.09); there was no difference across groups ( p = 0.30, Figure 5 , left).

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The lack of such psychosocial factors in our mice, recorded in isolation in a laboratory cage, may explain why total time spent asleep remained constant in our study from early adolescence to adulthood, and NREM sleep showed a small trend to increase with age.

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