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Sulcal depth in prefrontal cortex: A novel predictor of working memory performance

2021-11-04

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The neuroanatomical changes that underpin cognitive development is of major interest in neuroscience. Of the many aspects of neuroanatomy to consider, tertiary sulci are particularly appealing as they emerge last in gestation, show a protracted development after birth, and are either human- or hominoid-specific. Thus, they are ideal targets for exploring morphological-cognitive relationships with cognitive skills,...

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273e8d98-625d-5d74-9401-78e2d2d4fa9c
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10.1101/2021.11.03.467157
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