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Callosal microstructure affects the timing of electrophysiological left-right differences

Friedrich et al., 2017

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Friedrich P
Ocklenburg S
Heins N
Schlüter C
Fraenz C
Beste C
Güntürkün O
Genç E
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The neural architecture of the corpus callosum shows pronounced inter-individual differences. These differences are thought to affect timing of interhemispheric interactions and, in turn, functional hemispheric asymmetries. The present study aimed at elucidating the …
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