Does transcranial slow oscillation stimulation during sleep enhance memory consolidation in rats?
These results support the hypothesis that slowly oscillating electric fields causal affect sleep dependent memory consolidation, and demonstrate that oscillatory tDCS can be a valuable tool to investigate the function of endogenous cortical network activity.
The structure of the intervening medium between the heme and electron acceptors at the protein surface influences the donor-acceptor couplings in cytochrome c.