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Anomalous Spin-Optical Helical Effect in Ti-Based Kagome Metal. [PDF]

Adv Mater
Mazzola F, Brzezicki W, Bigi C, Consiglio A, D'Onofrio LJ, Mercaldo MT, Kłosiński A, Bertran F, Le Fèvre P, Clark OJ, Edmonds MT, Tuniz M, De Vita A, Polewczyk V, Jacobsen JB, Jacobsen H, Miwa JA, Wells JW, Jana A, Vobornik I, Fujii J, Mignani N, Samani NT, Crepaldi A, Sangiovanni G, Kataria A, Morresi T, Sanna S, Bonfá P, Ortiz BR, Pokharel G, Wilson SD, Sante DD, Ortix C, Cuoco M.   +34 more
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Human corticospinal tract lateralization at the height of the internal capsule is not related to handedness. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Domin M, Lindenberg R, Lotze M.
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Data-driven schizophrenia subtyping via brain atrophy trajectories and functional connectivity. [PDF]

Transl Psychiatry
Yoshimaru D, Ouchi K, Shibukawa S, Ozawa M, Hirabayashi M, Yuzawa A, Tsurugizawa T, Oishi K, Okano HJ.   +8 more
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LEFT-HANDEDNESS

Lancet, The, 1935
Does left-handedness, with the realization of one's difference, give rise to a certain sensitivity, or rather is it one of the pathophysiologic reactions (a "benevolent stigma") of a discordant personality? The many points of view on this problem vary from that of Bauer, 1 who considered left-handedness as a "degenerative stigma," to that of Quinan, 2 ...
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LEFT-HANDEDNESS

Lancet, The, 1934
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Pathological left-handedness: Left-handedness correlatives in adult epileptics

Brain, 1993
Factors associated with left-handedness were examined in a large sample of adults who suffered with epileptic seizures (n = 446) in an attempt to delineate the concept of pathological left-handedness. Three main pathological factors were found associated with left-handedness: (i) right-hemiparesis of early onset; (ii) cognitive deficit; (iii) evidence ...
G, Dellatolas, S, Luciani, A, Castresana, C, Rémy, P, Jallon, D, Laplane, J, Bancaud   +6 more
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Left-handedness

Notes and Queries, 1895
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Left-Handedness

Journal of Learning Disabilities, 1968
The left-handed child or adult lives in a right-handed world. The entire structure of our society assumes right-handedness and by assumption we punish. When a left-handed person writes, his very posture looks awkward and oftentimes will make a watcher uncomfortable.
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Left-handedness

BMJ, 1982
A P, Chuprikov, S E, Kazakova
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