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Neural correlates of audio-visual integration of socially meaningful information in macaque monkeys

2021-05-02

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Social interactions rely on the ability to interpret semantic and emotional information, often from multiple sensory modalities. In human and nonhuman primates, both the auditory and visual modalities are used to generate and interpret communicative signals. In individuals with autism, not only are there deficits in social communication, but in the integration of audio-visual information. At present, we know littl...

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172f42e1-167c-5f12-8973-3c67784740a4
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10.1101/2021.05.02.442333
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