Traditionally, education and training in pathology has been delivered using textbooks, glass
slides and conventional microscopy. Over the last two decades, the number of web‐based …

Bimodal bilinguals are hearing individuals who know both a signed and a spoken language.
Effects of bimodal bilingualism on behavior and brain organization are reviewed, and an …

A [15O] water PET experiment was conducted to investigate the neural regions engaged in
processing constructions unique to signed languages: classifier predicates in which the …

On-line comprehension of American Sign Language (ASL) requires rapid discrimination of
linguistic facial expressions. We hypothesized that ASL signers' experience discriminating …

Can linguistic semantics affect neural processing in feature-specific visual regions?
Specifically, when we hear a sentence describing a situation that includes motion, do we …

Several previous studies have shown that ASL signers are" experts" on at least one test of
face processing: the Benton Test of Face Recognition, a discrimination task that requires …

Recognition of emotional facial expressions is universal for all humans, but signed language
users must also recognize certain non-affective facial expressions as linguistic markers …

BACKGROUND Diabetics have a significantly higher percentage of sperm with nuclear DNA
(nDNA) fragmentation and increased levels of advanced glycation end products (AGEs), in …

Categorical perception (CP) refers to the finding that certain stimuli (particularly speech) are
perceived categorically rather than continuously, despite a continuous variation in form. Two …

Positron emission tomography was used to investigate whether the motor-iconic basis of
certain forms in American Sign Language (ASL) partially alters the neural systems engaged …