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Mouse Gambling Task reveals differential effects of acute sleep debt on decision-making and associated neurochemical changes

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Sleep loss is associated with sleepiness, sustained attention, and memory deficits. However, vulnerability of higher cognitive processes (i.e. decision making) to sleep debt is less understood. Therefore, a major challenge is to understand why and how higher cognitive processes are affected by sleep debt. We had established in mice correlations between individual decision-making strategies, prefrontal activity, and regional monoaminergic levels. Now, we show that acute sleep debt (ASD) disturbs decision-making processes and provokes brain regional modifications of serotonin and dopamine that could explain why ASD promotes inflexible and more risk-prone behaviors. Finally, we highlight, for the first time, that in a large group of healthy inbred mice some of them are more sensitive to ASD by showing inflexible behavior and decision-making deficits. We were also able to predict mice that would be the most vulnerable to ASD depending of their behavior before ASD exposure.

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hal-01898816 , version 1 (18-10-2018)

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Elsa Pittaras, Jacques Callebert, Rodolphe Dorey, Mounir Chennaoui, Sylvie Granon, et al.. Mouse Gambling Task reveals differential effects of acute sleep debt on decision-making and associated neurochemical changes. SLEEP, 2018, ⟨10.1093/sleep/zsy168⟩. ⟨hal-01898816⟩
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