This enzyme is used in the brain to decrease adenosine levels as you sleep.[ref] As adenosine levels drop throughout the night, the pressure to sleep also decreases.[ref] While researchers have known for a while that adenosine is important in feeling sleepy, recent animal studies have clearly shown that activation of the adenosine receptor, ADORA2A, by the adenosine molecule, induces slow-wave sleep.[ref] BDNF and Sleep: Interaction with Glycine BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor) acts on synaptic connections between neurons in the brain, potentiating or increasing them
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