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The robust and independent nature of structural STS asymmetries
Jonathan S. Bain
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, Shir Filo
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Aviv A. Mezer
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Edmond & Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences
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Superior Temporal Sulcus
100%
Morphological Measurements
21%
Broca's Area
14%
Structural Asymmetry
14%
Arcuate Fasciculus
14%
Sulcal Depth
14%
Laterality
7%
Brain Regions
7%
Quantitative Index
7%
Biophysical Properties
7%
Temporal Region
7%
Broca
7%
Human Brain
7%
Frontal Region
7%
Language Regions
7%
Language Network
7%
Speech Comprehension
7%
White Matter Bundle
7%
Laterality Effect
7%
Language Asymmetry
7%
MRI Based
7%
Neuroscience
Superior Temporal Sulcus
100%
Broca's Area
14%
Hemispheric Dominance
14%
Arcuate Fasciculus
14%
In Vivo
7%
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
7%
Speech Perception
7%
Human Brain
7%
Brain Region
7%
Social Sciences
Laterality
100%
Speech Perception
50%