The question you should make in order to answer this question, is what controls the sleep-wake cycle?
Well, we all know that the sleep-wake cycle is controlled by nonother than our brain. And if you want to know which region of the brain controls it, it's the hypothalamus which shuts down certain signals in our brain, causing it to enter "sleep-mode".
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BioTeacher101
An injury to hypothalamic region would interfere with the sleep-wake cycle.
A sleep-wake cycle consists of around 16 hours of daytime awake and 8 hours of night time sleep.
The hypothalamus is a brain area that lies beneath the thalamus and forms the floor of the third cerebral ventricle.
The functions of hypothalamus include:
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