The study aimed to investigate the pathologic mechanism of functional brain regions in
attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) patients through making comparisons of …

Blind individuals commonly use verbal encoding (ie text-to-speech) and memory-based
strategies (ie serial recall) for situations in which sighted individuals use vision (ie finding …

Congenital blindness leads to profound changes in electroencephalographic (EEG) resting
state activity. A well-known consequence of congenital blindness in humans is the reduction …

The thalamus is heavily involved in relaying sensory signals to the cerebral cortex. A
relevant issue is how the deprivation of congenital visual sensory information modulates the …

Congenital blindness has been shown to result in behavioral adaptation and neuronal
reorganization, but the underlying neuronal mechanisms are largely unknown. Brain …

Previous studies suggest that people who are congenitally blind outperform sighted people
on some memory tasks. Whether blindness-associated memory advantages are specific to …

Neural circuits related to language exhibit a remarkable ability to reorganize and adapt in
response to visual deprivation. Particularly, early and late blindness induce distinct …

Congenitally blind individuals have been shown to activate the visual cortex during non-
visual tasks. The neuronal mechanisms of such cross-modal activation are not fully …

Abstract Background Neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) is a genetic neurodevelopmental
disorder commonly associated with impaired cognitive function. Despite the well-explored …

Working memory refers to the cognitive capacity to temporarily store and manipulate
information from multiple sensory domains. Recent studies have shown that cognitive …