Disease relevance of Dominance, Cerebral

• The isoprenoid pathway and digoxin status were also studied for comparison in individuals of differing hemispheric dominance to find out the rote of cerebral dominance in the genesis of multiple myeloma and neoplasms [1].

Psychiatry related information on Dominance, Cerebral

• The scientific literature has implicated the lack of strong left cerebral dominance and abnormal levels of the neurotransmitters dopamine and possibly serotonin in regions of the brain controlling the coordination of language processing and motor activity of the vocal apparatus as possible causative factors in DS [2].

High impact information on Dominance, Cerebral

• Cerebral dominance and epilepsy surgery [3].
• RATIONALE: Amphetamine administration has been found to affect the degree of cerebral dominance for motor control in animals [4].
• These findings raise the possibility of alterations of cerebral dominance and of frontal networks in ADHD [5].
• Performance on a free-recall verbal dichotic listening task and cerebral dominance determined by the carotid amytal test [6].
• The isoprenoid pathway and digoxin status was also studied for comparison in individuals of differing hemispheric dominance to find out the role of cerebral dominance in the genesis of syndrome X [7].

Chemical compound and disease context of Dominance, Cerebral

• Levy and Reid's claim (1976, 1978) that writing hand/posture is predictive of cerebral dominance was examined in patients who had undergone bilateral sodium Amytal speech testing [8].
• Blood cholesterol, lipoproteins, triglycerides, insulin and cortisol concentrations were compared in patients with left hemisphere or right hemisphere cerebral dominance [9].

Gene context of Dominance, Cerebral

• Altered cerebral dominance in atopy and in children of asthmatic mothers [10].
• He not only sent the 1836 memoir of Marc Dax, his deceased father, to Paris in 1863, but saw to it that this important document was published before Paul Broca's own article on cerebral dominance appeared later in 1865 [11].
• Mirror writing in a patient with Alzheimer disease [12].
• Familial hypodigoxinemic membrane Na(+)-K(+) ATPase upregulatory syndrome - relation between digoxin status and cerebral dominance [13].
• The direction of drawing a circle, labeled the 'torque test' (Blau, 1977), was evaluated in 74 normal adults (age 14 to 44 yr.) as a predictor of both handedness and cerebral dominance on the dichotic listening test [14].

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