REM SLEEP DEPRIVATION DOES NOT INCREASE THE SEXUAL BEHAVIORS OF MALE RATS

Abstract
Using several measures of sexual activity, 24 male and 30 female Sprague-Dawley rats were subjected to a pretreatment test and 3 posttests (immediate and Recovery Days 4 and 7) following REM sleep deprivation in a water tank. With careful controls, sexual activity was not significantly affected by the sleep treatments. Data do not support motivational hypotheses.

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