WASHINGTON: If you are having sleepless nights, blame it on calcium deficiency as a key calcium channel has been identified as responsible for deep sleep, says new study.

The study also gives us a clue to understanding both normal and abnormal waking brain functions.

“It is the same brain, same neurons and similar requirements for oxygen and so on. So what is the difference between these two states?” asked Rodolfo ..

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