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An oscillopathic approach to developmental dyslexia: from genes to speech processing

2017-02-14

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Developmental dyslexia is a heterogeneous condition entailing problems with reading and spelling. Several genes have been linked or associated to the disease, many of which contribute to the development and function of brain areas that are important for auditory and phonological processing. Nonetheless, a clear link between genes, the brain, and the symptoms of dyslexia is still pending. The goal of this paper is...

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Literature Corpus work: 681f7280-86ef-5576-85c2-2d3f89b6bad1
DOI: 10.1101/108704

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