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Longitudinal changes in brain asymmetry track lifestyle and disease

2024-08-08

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Human beings may have evolved the largest asymmetries of brain organization in the animal kingdom. Hemispheric left-vs-right specialization is especially pronounced in our species-unique capacities. Yet, brain asymmetry features appear to be strongly shaped by non-genetic influences. We hence charted the largest longitudinal brain-imaging adult resource, yielding evidence that brain asy...

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951ccded-cd78-5714-ba11-b695af898294
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4798448/v1
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