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Males experienced a longitudinal increase in spindle density 31% greater than females by 12-14 years (p = 0.006). Females experienced an increase in spindle frequency and fast spindle percent 2% and 41% greater, respectively, than males by 18-22 years (both p = 0.004), while males experienced a 14% greater decline in spindle power by 18-22 years (p = 0.018). Less mature adolescents (86% male) experienced a longitudinal increase in spindle density 36% greater than mature adolescents by 12-14 years (p = 0.002). Overall, males experience greater matura
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