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Population-wide variation in connectopic organization of cerebral language hubs

2026-03-13

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The uniquely human capacity for language is supported by a distributed brain network with cerebral cortical hubs in the left inferior frontal gyrus (LIFG) and left superior temporal sulcus (LSTS). Individual differences in the graded spatial organization of function across these regions may provide sensitive phenotypes for behavioural and genetic association analyses, to better understand the biological underpinni...

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78a00e44-3f5b-5dd9-875b-dc1ac59b3479
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10.64898/2026.03.12.711274
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