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Differential Lifespan Trajectories of Cerebral Asymmetry in Chinese and Western Populations

2026-08-19

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Cerebral asymmetry is a core principle of human brain organization, showing dynamic changes across the lifespan and alterations in brain disorders. However, it remains unclear whether lifespan trajectories of asymmetry differ across populations. We compared lifespan structural asymmetry normative charts of 221 cerebral imaging phenotypes from 43,037 Chinese and 56,339 Western participan...

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1dc1bc13-a479-5e44-995b-d91e1bbe543b
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10588519/v1
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