EFFECTS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL DOSES OF MELATONIN ON HUMAN SLEEP BEHAVIOR
$40,417M01FY2000RRNIH
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Cambridge MA
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Abstract
Examines the acute behavioral, EEG and hormonal changes that occur when humans exposed to the physiological doses of the hormone at noon, early evening and late evening. This will test the relationship between the efficacy of melatonin doses and circadian time. Levels of alertness and psychomotor performance will be continuously assessed. EEG patterns during 2 hour sleep test will be registered and blood samples will be taken via indwelling venous catheter for determination of serum melatonin levels.
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