It helps, but you really don’t need a brain to sleep
Dr. Graham Adams and Dr. Philip O'Brien propose a unified theory tracing the origin of sleep to the ancient endosymbiotic partnership that gave rise to mitochondria.
Features based on peer-reviewed papers published in Neurobiology of Sleep and Circadian Rhythms.
Dr. Graham Adams and Dr. Philip O'Brien propose a unified theory tracing the origin of sleep to the ancient endosymbiotic partnership that gave rise to mitochondria.