-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Hemispheric asymmetries of visual evoked potentials in relation to spatial frequency, handedness and familial left-handedness. 1997
Laboratoire de Psy. Co., equipe de Neurophysiologie Sensorielle, Université de Rouen, Mt-St-Aignan, France.
The effects of handedness and of familial left-handedness on the asymmetry of the cerebral hemispheres were investigated by means of visual evoked potentials. Square gratings of different spatial frequencies were presented, at 1 Hz in ON-OFF mode to 60 subjects: 30 right-handers and 30 left-handers, 15 with familial handedness and 15 without in each group. The results show that the patterns of hemispheric asymmetry differ in right- and left-handers. They also show that in left-handers these patterns depend on the presence or absence of familial left-handedness, whereas in right-handers the role of this genetic factor is less evident.
Related Publications
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
January 1986,
Perception,
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
January 1989,
Neuropsychologia,
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
July 1990,
Brain and cognition,
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
June 1967,
Science (New York, N.Y.),
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
January 1972,
Journal of neurobiology,
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
May 2004,
Brain research. Cognitive brain research,
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
January 1980,
No to shinkei = Brain and nerve,
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
May 2006,
Neuroreport,
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
October 2001,
Brain research. Cognitive brain research,
M Rebaï, and
J Lannou, and
C Bernard, and
C Bonnet, and
G Rochetti
November 1984,
Electroencephalography and clinical neurophysiology,
