First published 9/28/2026, 4:41:15 AM · Last updated 9/28/2026, 4:41:15 AM

Baseline Dynamics and Sleep Loss–Driven Changes of Electrocorticographic Aperiodic Properties Are Altered in Mice Lacking Neuroligin‐2

A Wiley journal article reports that baseline dynamics and sleep-loss–driven changes in electrocorticographic aperiodic properties are altered in mice lacking Neuroligin‑2. The supplied source data include only the article title, publisher, and content type without methods, results, or scope details.

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Why it matters

The finding documents a change in neural electrical properties linked to absence of Neuroligin‑2 in mice, which is relevant to neuroscience research.

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Baseline Dynamics and Sleep Loss–Driven Changes of Electrocorticographic Aperiodic Properties Are Altered in Mice Lacking Neuroligin‐2

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