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Multidisciplinary investigation links backward-speech trait and working memory through genetic mutation.

Scientific reports - 3 Feb 2016

Prekovic Stefan, Đurđević Dušica Filipović, Csifcsák Gábor, Šveljo Olivera, Stojković Oliver, Janković Milica, Koprivšek Katarina, Covill Laura E, Lučić Milos, Van den Broeck Thomas, Helsen Christine, Ceroni Fabiola, Claessens Frank, Newbury Dianne F

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Case studies of unusual traits can provide unique snapshots of the effects of modified systems. In this study, we report on an individual from a Serbian family with the ability to rapidly, accurately and voluntarily speak backwards. We consider psychological, neural and genetic correlates of this trait to identify specific relevant neural mechanisms and new molecular pathways for working memory and speech-related...

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PMID: 26838027
DOI: 10.1038/srep20369
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