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Task-based fMRI investigation of the newborn brain : sensorimotor development and learning

2020-01-01

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Human brain development relies upon the interaction between genetic and environmental factors, and the latter plays a critical role during the perinatal period. In this period, neuronal plasticity through experience-dependent activity is enhanced in the sensory systems, and drive the maturation of the brain. While plasticity is essential for maturation, it is also a source of vulnerability as altered early experie...

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DOI: 10.25560/80440

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