When the monkeys were subjected 30-36 hours of sleep deprivation, average performance accuracy dropped to 63 percent, which was restored to 84 percent after CX717 treatment.
Honey, fire up the car, I think we are off to Irvine, California, to talk to Dr. Deadwyler. I'm volunteering to be a monkey!
Sleep is highly over-rated. Power naps, though ...
Ooooh...
How come they didn't have this when Baby Girl was doing her I-don't-need-no-stinkin'-sleep thing? Sounds like the Best Drug Ever.
As soon as I started reading, I knew you wanted to be a monkey. Oh, Hi, Mrs. G *waving* Sorry you're not getting much sleep...
Can we stop at cigar and martini bars along the way? Oh wait, enough martinis and I sleep like a convenience store wino.
Gimmee, gimmee, gimmee. I'll pay for gas, you pack the snacks. Let's go! (Can you tell I was up with Boo Girl all night last night - she has a fever - and got an hour's worth of sleep?)
Great! Maybe I can volunteer to be a guinea pig.