Facial identity matching ability varies widely, ranging from prosopagnosic individuals (who
exhibit profound impairments in face cognition/processing) to so-called super-recognizers (…

Background The bHLH transcription factor HAND2 plays important roles in the development
of the embryonic heart, face, limbs, and sympathetic and enteric nervous systems. To define …

Abnormal expression of the transcriptional regulator and hedgehog (Hh) signaling pathway
effector Gli3 is known to trigger congenital disease, most frequently affecting the central …

Malaria affects the poorer regions of the world and is of tremendous health and economic
burden for developing countries. Extracellular vesicles (EVs) are small vesicles released by …

Why are some individuals better at recognising faces? We addressed this question by
characterising the brain computations of individuals with extraordinary recognition abilities using …

Facial identity matching ability varies widely, ranging from severely deficient prosopagnosics
(who exhibit profound impairments in face cognition) to so-called Super-Recognizers (SRs)…

Why are some individuals better at recognising faces? Uncovering the neural mechanisms
supporting face recognition ability has proven elusive. To tackle this challenge, we used a …

Individual differences in human vision are ubiquitous, but poorly understood. Here, we
aimed to understand the neural dynamics and representational code underlying outstanding …

The typical human visual system is able to decipher information about the visual world with
impressive efficiency and speed. But not all individuals are equally competent at recognising …

Marfan Syndrome (MFS) is an autosomal dominant disorder of the connective tissue due to
mutations of Fibrillin‐1 gene (FBN1) in more than 90% of cases and Transforming Growth …