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Evidence for a Compensatory Relationship between Left- and Right-Lateralized Brain Networks

2023-12-09

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The two hemispheres of the human brain are functionally asymmetric. At the network level, the language network exhibits left-hemisphere lateralization. While this asymmetry is widely replicated, the extent to which other functional networks demonstrate lateralization remains a subject of investigation. Additionally, it is unknown how the lateralization of one functional network may affect the lateralization of oth...

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Literature Corpus work: b264a1eb-a394-5430-8e67-72fab0478bc3
DOI: 10.1101/2023.12.08.570817

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