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However, sleep spindles are typically nested within slower oscillations, which argue against diametrically opposed roles61.

Techniques from information theory are used for analysis of spike trains at relatively fast temporal scales, but are less useful for slower oscillations and other types of brain signals.

Studies of GFP-MinE are needed to see whether the MinE ring visibly weakens as the Min oscillation slows, as would be expected for the non-specific aggregation mechanism in leading to slower oscillations.

We quantified cross-frequency coupling by testing whether fluctuations in power of higher frequencies was nonuniformly distributed over the phase of slower oscillations (Canolty et al. 2006; Cohen, Axmacher, et al. 2009a, b).

One caveat, however, is that the alpha band and slower oscillations that dominate human scalp potentials may be substantially facilitated by long (∼30 ms) axon delays (Nunez 1995, 2010a, b; Nunez and Srinivasan 2006a, b).

However, the circuit without ssrA-tag mediated protein degradation exhibited slower oscillations, which extended to lower dilution times, showing that protein degradation, just like dilution, affects oscillator function and period.

Faster excitation than inhibition, or a higher excitation/inhibition ratio, favors the feedback loop and a much slower oscillation (typically in the gamma range).

The finding in the present study of a conjoint suppression of slow oscillations and slow frontal spindle activity during tDCS oscillating at a 5-Hz theta frequency is remarkably complementary to the finding that tDCS oscillating at ∼0.75 Hz (slow oscillation-tDCS) enhanced endogenous slow oscillation and slow frontal spindle activity [2].

Note that seizure begins with rapid oscillations and ends with slow oscillations.

We set here a high threshold to prevent discarding high-amplitude slow oscillations (slow waves, K complexes) as artifacts.

The time resolution was then sufficient to resolve slow oscillations in the extracellular field potentials.