Dim Light at Night Does Not Disrupt Timing or Quality of Sleep in Mice

Author： Borniger Jeremy C. Weil Zachary M. Zhang Ning Nelson Randy J.

ISSN： 0742-0528

Source： Chronobiology International, Vol.30, Iss.8, 2013-10, pp. : 1016-1023

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