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Language-Associated Cortical Regions Are Proportionally Larger in the Female Brain Language-associated cortical regions are proportionally larger in the female brain. Arch Neurol. 1997; 1 (2):171–176. doi: 10.1001/archneur... J Harasty,KL Double,GM Halliday,... - 《Archives of Neurology》 被...
For most individuals, many aspects of language are a left-lateralized function. Particularly critical brain regions for meaningful sentence comprehension include, broadly, middle and inferior temporal cortex; pars orbitalis; bilateral superior temporal sulci; Heschl's gyrus, in dorsal temporal lobe and ...
Processing in both languages is associated with activation in overlapping regions associated with language production and comprehension: the left inferior frontal gyrus, the left dorsolateral prefrontal gyrus, superior temporal gyrus, and the left supplementary motor area (e.g., Illes et al., 1999, ...
An object's global, three-dimensional structure may be represented by a specialized brain system involving regions of inferior temporal cortex1–3. This system's role in object representation can be understood by experiments in which people study drawing
These CG-DMRs comprise ~12 Mb of the genome that is highly enriched for genomic regions associated with heritability of neuropsychiatric traits including addictive behavior, schizophrenia, and neuroticism, thus suggesting a mechanistic link between pathology and differential neuron-specific epigenetic ...
For example, in childhood, brain regions involved in language learning develop quickly, which is why many children can learn and master multiple languages. Yet the prefrontal cortex, a brain region responsible for cognitive control and inhibition, is slower to develop. As a result, some young chi...
The superior temporal gyrus has connections to limbic and prefrontal regions [46], and right superior temporal structures in particular have been associated with responses to emotional prosody [47]. The superior temporal lobe along with insula and cingulate regions form a part of the salience ...
These domain-general regions coactivate with language-specific regions when language functions, such as syntactic processing, become difficult due to temporary ambiguities or the presence of discontinuous dependencies [6, 7]. However, it remains unclear how these domain-general regions contribute to ...
Here authors show that a loss of CA1 pyramidal cell transmission, resulting in feedback inhibition reduction, leads to spatially triggered high-frequency oscillatory events; these events were like place cells in their spatial extent and localized to small regions in CA1. Chinnakkaruppan Adaikkan ...