Waking hallucinations could correspond to a mild form of dreaming sleep stage hallucinatory activity

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 28 (6):766-767 (2005)
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There are strong resemblances between the neurobiological characteristics of hallucinations occurring in the particular case of schizophrenia and the hallucinatory activity observed during the rapid-eye-movement (dreaming) sleep stage: the same prefrontal dorsolateral deactivation; forebrain disconnectivity and disinhibition; sensory deprivation; and acetylcholine, monoamine, and glutamate modifications.

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