Sex Differences in White Matter Pathways Related to Language Ability
Abstract
Evidence from functional imaging studies points to a role for gender in language ability. However, recent studies suggest that sex differences in the neural basis of language are still unclear, reflecting a complex interaction between sex and language ability. We used diffusion weighted magnetic resonance imaging and global probabilistic tractography to investigate white matter (WM) pathways between 32 male and 35 age- and IQ-matched female...
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Sex Differences in White Matter Pathways Related to Language Ability
Published Date
Aug 28, 2019
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Volume
13
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