Elevated Activity in Left Homologous Music Circuits is Maladaptive for Music Perception but Mediated by Decoupled Structure and Function
Yucheng Wang,
Zhishuai Jin,
Sizhu Huyang
et al.
Abstract:Music is inherent in human life and is a significant topic of cognitive neuroscience. Previous studies focused on amusia suggested that two frontotemporal circuits engage in music processing. Structure-function coupling is an important feature of human brain, which is associated with cognition and allows for a more sensitive investigation of brain-behavior association. However, we still have limited knowledge about the relation between structure-function coupling, music processing and other regional neural pro… Show more
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