Auditory stimulation during the sleep-wake cycle in the freely moving rat

The aim of the present experiments is to explore the cortical dynamics during the three main stages of the sleep-wake cycle: Wakefulness, Slow Wave Sleep (SWS) and Rapid-Eye Movement sleep (REM), in the presence of distinct auditory stimuli. More specifically, to analyze the specific cortical responses to auditory stimulation from primary (Au1) and secondary (Au2) auditory cortex, related and non-related regions (M1 and V1) together with associative (PtA) and higher order (PrL) cortical areas in the distinct stages of the sleep-wake cycle. The dataset contains data for three different subjects with 4 sessions each. For each session, a csv file containing the manual detection of the sleep dynamics is also included.