… challenging phenotype to disentangle genetically is developmental dyslexia (DD), or reading
… I discuss here the state-of-the-art in genomic and neurobiological aspects of DD research, …

… Developmental dyslexia was until recently considered to belong solely in the domain of …
, dyslexia is now poised to become a focal concern of cognitive neuroscience, neurology, and …

… developmental dyslexia Footnote 1 and our evolving understanding of it as “neurobiological …
Our hope is that the overview provided of the neurobiological research on dyslexia in this …

… “Developmental dyslexia is marked by reading achievement that falls substantially below
that expected given the individual’s chronological age, measured intelligence, and age-…

… In summary, our current understanding of the underlying neurobiology of dyslexia is consistent
in very general terms with the theory of experience-dependent adaptive retrogression. In …

… , as well as the link between dyslexia-associated genes and brain-… neurobiological profile
of dyslexia, and there is uncertainty regarding which brain differences are attributed to dyslexia …

… Developmental dyslexia, an unexplained difficulty in word reading accuracy and/or fluency,
affects 5–12% of children [1, 2]. Dyslexia is associated with many undesirable outcomes, …

… neurobiological level has become increasingly crucial in both basic and applied research. In
the study of developmental dyslexia, … that the brain basis of dyslexia may indeed be different …

… Developmental dyslexia is defined as an unexpected difficulty in reading in children and
adults who otherwise possess the intelligence and motivation considered necessary for …

… Consistent with this study of developmental dyslexia, a large literature on acquired inability
to read (alexia) describes neuroanatomic lesions most prominently centered about the …