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Heritability of cortical morphology reflects a sensory-fugal plasticity gradient

2020-11-04

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Human brain plastically adapts to environmental demands. Here, we propose that naturally occuring plasticity in certain brain areas should be reflected by higher environmental influence and therefore lower heritability of the structure of those brain areas. Mesulam’s (1998) seminal overview proposed a hierarchy of plasticity, where higher-order multimodal areas should be more plastic than lower-order sensory areas...

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86cf225a-baa8-55ec-9fe4-63e0957ad3fb
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10.1101/2020.11.03.366419
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