Neurons responsible for rapid eye movements/REM during sleep

ScienceDaily
Dec 20, 2019, 3:05 pm104 pts
Why do we move our eyes fast in the paradoxical sleep -- in that sleep phase, in which most dreams take place? The secret is not yet fully aired, but we are on his track: A team has identified the nerve cells behind this curious phenomenon.

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