Exposure to fine particles during fetal life was associated with
a thinner outer layer of the brain, called the cortex, in several regions.
Not exact matches
So in the
outer layer of the
brain, the cerebral cortex gets thicker faster in intelligent kids, and it gets
thinner compared to an average kid.
Avram Holmes, a psychologist at Yale University, and a team
of researchers from Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, found that increased impulsivity and sensation - seeking in healthy young adults was linked to distinct differences in their
brain structures: the areas involved in decision - making and self - control had a
thinner cortex, the
brain's wrinkled
outer layer or gray matter.
[Previously: U.S. scientists find virus selectively infected cells forming the
brain's cortex, the
thin outer layer of folded gray matter]
Working with lab - grown human stem cells, scientists found that the virus selectively infected cells forming the
brain's cortex, the
thin outer layer of folded gray matter.
We also have a cerebral cortex — a
thin layer on the
outer portion
of the
brain that controls higher cognitive functions.