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Frontoparietal network topology as a neural marker of musical perceptual abilities

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Frontoparietal network topology as a neural marker of musical perceptual abilities

M. Lumaca, P. E. Keller, et al.

This fascinating study conducted by M. Lumaca, P. E. Keller, and colleagues dives into how the brain's frontoparietal network topology influences our musical perceptual abilities. With over 200 participants, the research uncovers a compelling link between brain integration efficiency and music perception. Discover the secrets of how structural and functional brain networks shape our musical talent!

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Abstract
This study investigates the relationship between frontoparietal network topology and musical perceptual abilities. Using multimodal MRI data from over 200 participants, the researchers analyzed structural and functional brain networks in relation to musical aptitude and experience. Results revealed a positive correlation between perceptual abilities and the integration efficiency of key frontoparietal regions, with working memory processes mediating the link between functional networks and musical abilities, and structural networks influencing abilities through sensory integration.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Sep 17, 2024
Authors
M. Lumaca, P. E. Keller, G. Baggio, V. Pando-Naude, C. J. Bajada, M. A. Martinez, J. H. Hansen, A. Ravignani, N. Joe, P. Vuust, K. Vulić, K. Sandberg
Tags
frontoparietal network
musical abilities
brain function
perceptual skills
working memory
MRI study
sensory integration

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