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Meier-Ewert, Ridker, Rifai, Price, Dinges, and Mullington. 2001. “Absence of Diurnal Variation of C-Reactive Protein Concentrations in Healthy Human Subjects”. Clin Chem 47 (3): 426-30.

Mullington, Hinze-Selch, and Pollmächer. 2001. “Mediators of Inflammation and Their Interaction With Sleep: Relevance for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Related Conditions”. Ann N Y Acad Sci 933: 201-10.

Haspel, Jeffrey, Ron Anafi, Marishka Brown, Nicolas Cermakian, Christopher Depner, Paula Desplats, Andrew Gelman, et al. 2020. “Perfect Timing: Circadian Rhythms, Sleep, and Immunity - an NIH Workshop Summary”. JCI Insight 5 (1).

Morgenthaler, Timothy, Leslie Dort, and Janet Mullington. 2017. “Transparency and Partnership”. J Clin Sleep Med 13 (5): 763.

Morgenthaler, Timothy, Sarah Hashmi, Janet Croft, Leslie Dort, Jonathan Heald, and Janet Mullington. 2016. “High School Start Times and the Impact on High School Students: What We Know, and What We Hope to Learn”. J Clin Sleep Med 12 (12): 1681-89.

Mazzotti, Diego R., Melissa A. Haendel, Julie A. McMurry, Connor J. Smith, Daniel J. Buysse, Till Roenneberg, Thomas Penzel, et al. 2022. “Sleep and Circadian Informatics Data Harmonization: A Workshop Report from the Sleep Research Society and Sleep Research Network”. Sleep 45 (6): zsac002.

Mullington. 2009. “Endocrine Function During Sleep and Sleep Deprivation”. In Encyclopedia of Neuroscience, edited by LR Squire, 977–980. London, UK, Burlington, MA, USA, San Diego, CA, USA: Elsevier.

Simpson, Norah, Moussa Diolombi, Jennifer Scott-Sutherland, Huan Yang, Vrushank Bhatt, Shiva Gautam, Janet Mullington, and Monika Haack. 2016. “Repeating Patterns of Sleep Restriction and Recovery: Do We Get Used to It?”. Brain, Behavior, and Immunity 58: 142-51.

Haack, Monika, Erin Lee, Daniel Cohen, and Janet Mullington. 2009. “Activation of the Prostaglandin System in Response to Sleep Loss in Healthy Humans: Potential Mediator of Increased Spontaneous Pain”. Pain 145 (1-2): 136-41.

Haack, Monika, and Janet Mullington. 2005. “Sustained Sleep Restriction Reduces Emotional and Physical Well-Being”. Pain 119 (1-3): 56-64.