Using individualized neuroimaging, Reznik et al. find that different subregions of the human memory system are associated with at least three distributed cortical networks. Comparison to non-human primate connectivity data suggests that some anatomical pathways are potentially not present in humans, some are preserved, and some are potentially new.
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Scientists discover anatomical changes in the brains of the newly sighted
AI SummaryRecent research from MIT Professor Pawan Sinha reveals that there is a longer window of brain plasticity for visual tasks than previously believed, as older children with congenital cataracts can learn visual skills such as recognizing faces and distinguishing objects from a background after their sight is restored through surgery. The researchers have also… Continue reading Scientists discover anatomical changes in the brains of the newly sighted