Publications [#349280] of Leonard E. White

Papers Published

1. Purves, D; White, LE; Andrews, TJ (1994). Manual asymmetry and handedness.. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, 91(11), 5030-5032. [doi]
   (last updated on 2024/04/22)

   Abstract:
   Volumetric measurements show that right-handed individuals have larger right hands than left hands. In contrast, the hands of left-handers are much more nearly symmetrical. Based on what is known about trophic interactions between neurons and targets, these findings predict a corresponding asymmetry of the relevant parts of the sensorimotor system in right-handers. The lack of an opposite-hand asymmetry among left-handers further implies that right- and left-handed phenotypes do not arise according to the same developmental rules.