This reveals the degree to which separate brain regions can work together. The researchers computed this organizational feature in each hemisphere and then calculated the asymmetry index by ...

These studies have provided further insights into brain asymmetry, describing features of left-hemisphere language localization and right-hemisphere dominance for certain visuospatial tasks.

This reveals the degree to which separate brain regions can work together. The researchers computed this organizational feature in each hemisphere and then calculated the asymmetry index by ...

A new study investigated whether patients with a rare condition in which major internal organs are reversed from their normal ...

However, how brain structural asymmetry and function may relate was unclear. We wanted to gain more evidence from microscale level to understand the neurobiological mechanisms that may underlie more ...

The functional lateralization is reflected by morphological asymmetry of the brain. Left and right hemisphere differ subtly in the distribution of nerve cells, their connectivity and neurochemistry.

or asymmetry, could make one side of the brain more vulnerable to neurological diseases. For example, epigenetic abnormalities on one side of the brain could make that hemisphere more susceptible ...

with asymmetry differences in the pallidum volume observed in older individuals. These findings suggest that morphometric changes in schizophrenia are largely similar in either brain hemisphere ...

which researchers say more closely resembled the connectivity of a middle-aged brain. “Collectively, previous studies have suggested a U-shaped developmental trajectory in hemispheric asymmetry ...

The researchers found that this separation can occur due to the brain's structural asymmetry. It's well-known, for example, that the two hemispheres have different sizes of corresponding brain ...