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Does tapping in sync reflect cognitive control? Links between sensorimotor synchronization, social context, and executive function in early childhood

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By Yunhee Kim, Jaehwan Jang, Kyeong Taek Oh, Byeong-Sun Park, Min-gu Kim, Doyeon Chae
| Nature Verified
Abstract Varying rhythmic contexts impose distinct cognitive and sensorimotor demands. This study investigated the effects of social scaffolding on children’s sensorimotor synchronization (SMS) across different contexts and examined the association between SMS and executive function (EF). A total of 140 children aged 4–5 years participated in tapping tasks using a developmentally appropriate sensor-embedded drum platform.
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Single rosette-based generation of uniform cortical assembloids recapitulating cellular interactions between neurons and glial cells - Nature Communications

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By Yunhee Kim, Inha Kim, Juhee Lee, Joung-Hun Kim, Jungmin Choi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Despite recent advances, current brain organoid technologies face ongoing challenges in managing heterogeneity and representing the diverse structure and cell types of the human brain. Here, we develop a module-based cellular reconstitution technology to sequentially build uniform cortical assembloids with mature cortical structures and functional connectivity.
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A stepwise, modular design of building uniform brain assembloids representing the dynamic cellular interplay between neurons and glial cells

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By Eunjee Kim, Yunhee Kim, Soojung Hong, Inha Kim
| BioRxiv
Abstract Current brain organoid technology fails to provide adequate patterning cues to induce a mature structure that represent the complexity of the human brain. Here, we developed a module-based cellular reconstitution technology to sequentially build uniform forebrain assembloids with mature cortical structures and functional connectivity.
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