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Rapid eye movement (REM) is a characteristic physiological process in which the eye flickers and rotates in the eye socket.
REM in sleep
It was originally focused on in the context of REM sleep where it became clear that the eye activity was associated with REM dreams.
See also
- REM atonia
- REM behavior disorder
- REM dream deprivation
- REM rebound
- Saccade