Educational attainment polygenic scores are associated with cortical total surface area and regions important for language and memory

Volume: 212, Pages: 116691 - 116691
Published: May 1, 2020
Abstract
It is well established that higher cognitive ability is associated with larger brain size. However, individual variation in intelligence exists despite brain size and recent studies have shown that a simple unifactorial view of the neurobiology underpinning cognitive ability is probably unrealistic. Educational attainment (EA) is often used as a proxy for cognitive ability since it is easily measured, resulting in large sample sizes and,...
Paper Details
Title
Educational attainment polygenic scores are associated with cortical total surface area and regions important for language and memory
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
212
Pages
116691 - 116691
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