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Postnatal sensorimotor experience causally shapes hemispheric specialization across motor and language networks
The functional organization of the human brain is shaped by the interplay between innate constraints and postnatal experience. Hemispheric specialization, as a fundamental organizing principle of brain function, raises unresolved questions about how postnatal experience shapes lateralization and imp
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