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Altered early cortical EEG maturation and its relationship to language development in Down syndrome

2026-08-18

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Down syndrome (DS) is the most common genetic cause of intellectual disability, yet age-related cortical maturation patterns that contribute to developmental delays remain poorly understood. We analyzed longitudinal resting-state EEG and developmental data from 86 children with DS and 154 typically developing (TD) children between 12 and 81 months of age. Linear mixed-effect models tested age-related trajectories...

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04c3eab7-9f43-550c-903d-c2e0b2f3d144
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10.64898/2026.08.16.26360527
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