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The brain diagram shown highlights the fusiform gyrus (Brodmann area 37), which is associated with FFA.

·March 18, 2013·4 min read

Difficulty in Recognizing Faces in Autism Linked to Performance in a Group of Neurons

Neurons in the specific brain area responsible for processing faces are too broadly "tuned" in some patients with autism, leading to difficulties in discriminating between the facial features of different individuals, a new study suggests.

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Difficulty in Recognizing Faces in Autism Linked to Performance in a Group of Neurons

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Difficulty in Recognizing Faces in Autism Linked to Performance in a Group of Neurons

Familiar Faces and Fights: What Monkeys Like to Watch Most

Robot Achieves Complex Surgery Autonomously Through AI Training

Cancer Pathway Found to Weaken Brain and Eye Barriers

Memory Chooses Meaning Over Surface Similarities

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