Add to ORKGWith recent dramatic advances in molecular methods, scientists are starting to decipher how our genome helps to build a language-ready brain. I will describe how language-related genes can provide functional windows into the neural basis of spoken language. Intriguingly, our first glimpses into the relevant mechanisms suggest that this capacity, while unique to humans, is built on neurogenetic systems that are evolutionarily ancient
Abstract The paper argues that both evolutionary and genetic approaches to studying the biological f...
The unique capacity for language is a fundamental trait of humankind, and is of intense interest acr...
Biolinguistics aims to shed light on the specifically biological nature of human language focusing o...
With recent dramatic advances in molecular methods, scientists are starting to decipher how our geno...
With recent dramatic advances in molecular methods, scientists are starting to decipher how our geno...
Theories addressing the biological basis of language must be built on an appreciation of the ways th...
The post-genomic era is an exciting time for researchers interested in the biology of speech and lan...
biological bases of language, speech and language disorders, gene regulation, neural circuits, perso...
The human capacity to acquire complex language seems to be without parallel in the natural world. Th...
Front. Mol. Neurosci. 8:84. doi: 10.3389/fnmol.2015.00084 Recent research has added new dimensions t...
The human capacity to acquire complex language seems to be without parallel in the natural world. Th...
It has long been hypothesised that the human faculty to acquire a language is in some way encoded in...
Language is a fundamental human ability, a definitive feature of our species. In this Special Issue,...
Language is a defining characteristic of the human species, but its foundations remain mysterious. H...
Language has been considered to be closely related to the concept of human uniqueness for several re...
Abstract The paper argues that both evolutionary and genetic approaches to studying the biological f...
The unique capacity for language is a fundamental trait of humankind, and is of intense interest acr...
Biolinguistics aims to shed light on the specifically biological nature of human language focusing o...
With recent dramatic advances in molecular methods, scientists are starting to decipher how our geno...
With recent dramatic advances in molecular methods, scientists are starting to decipher how our geno...
Theories addressing the biological basis of language must be built on an appreciation of the ways th...
The post-genomic era is an exciting time for researchers interested in the biology of speech and lan...
biological bases of language, speech and language disorders, gene regulation, neural circuits, perso...
The human capacity to acquire complex language seems to be without parallel in the natural world. Th...
Front. Mol. Neurosci. 8:84. doi: 10.3389/fnmol.2015.00084 Recent research has added new dimensions t...
The human capacity to acquire complex language seems to be without parallel in the natural world. Th...
It has long been hypothesised that the human faculty to acquire a language is in some way encoded in...
Language is a fundamental human ability, a definitive feature of our species. In this Special Issue,...
Language is a defining characteristic of the human species, but its foundations remain mysterious. H...
Language has been considered to be closely related to the concept of human uniqueness for several re...
Abstract The paper argues that both evolutionary and genetic approaches to studying the biological f...
The unique capacity for language is a fundamental trait of humankind, and is of intense interest acr...
Biolinguistics aims to shed light on the specifically biological nature of human language focusing o...