The left occipitotemporal system in reading: Disruption of focal fMRI connectivity to left inferior frontal and inferior parietal language areas in children with dyslexia

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RT @DrJamesBooth: @jdyeatman @MayaYablonski @IlianaKaripidis @emilykubota Consistent with this great paper on functional connectivity in ch…

@jdyeatman @MayaYablonski @IlianaKaripidis @emilykubota Consistent with this great paper on functional connectivity in children with #dyslexia. https://t.co/uLWtgd1iGG https://t.co/h9etKykUYM

@OWoolnough Not sure, but this is a fantastic study suggesting that posterior vOT is functionally connected to phonological regions, whereas anterior vOT is more connected to semantic regions. https://t.co/qvpagdGWro https://t.co/znho5nHDYp

RT @DrJamesBooth: Great work, and also reminds me of the elegant work by https://t.co/qvpagdGWro. I would have predicted more posterior reg…

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