Activated brain regions of congenitally blind individuals and activated brain regions of normal sight individuals share common regions when recognizing human hand gestures, Japanese researchers have indicated. They indicated that a region of the neural network that recognizes others' hand gestures is formed in the same way even without visual information. The findings are discussed in iThe Journal of Neuroscience/i (July 23, 2014 electronic edition). Our ...
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