The adult brain follows normative aging trajectories, yet stroke abruptly disrupts this process. Beyond the focal lesion, undamaged regions can deviate from expected aging due to diaschisis or pre-existing vulnerabilities, reflecting tissue health that may constrain recovery. Chronic post-stroke aphasia, a persistent l...
Nicholas Riccardi, Ansley Martin, I. Rangus et al.· Journal of Neuroscience· 0 citations
A specific brain aging phenotype is suggested as a potential intermediate pathway linking tau-related pathology to cognition prior to clinical impairment in cognitively unimpaired adults.
Nicholas Riccardi, Ansley Martin, Dariusz Pytel et al.· npj Dementia· 1 citation
Two-stage models of grammatical encoding posit that sentence production unfolds in two sequential steps: the construction of a hierarchical syntactic structure, followed by its linearization into a sequence suitable for articulation. While widely accepted in psycho- and neurolinguistics, such models lack formal computa...
Jeremy D Yeaton, Grant M. Walker, Danielle Fahey et al.· Psychonomic Bulletin & Revie...· 0 citations
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