For example, sentences beginning with phrases such as the garden was on the worked, which violates an English phrase structure rule, often elicit a brain response called the early left anterior negativity (ELAN).
Some important and common ERP components include the N400 (a negativity occurring at a latency of about 400 milliseconds), the mismatch negativity, the early left anterior negativity (a negativity occurring at an early latency and a front-left topography), the P600, and the lateralized readiness potential.
Taken together, these results show that the early left IFG response is strongly lateralised to the left hemisphere and is strongly word-specific.
Namely, violations to adjacent AG relationships (local violations) elicit more negative potentials at ∼200 350 ms, such as the Early Left Anterior Negativity (ELAN), which is stronger in frontal electrodes of the left hemisphere (Friederici, 2005).
Rather, the early left IFG response must have been related to stimulus content, implying that visual information must reach the left IFG within the first 200 ms after stimulus presentation.
Compatibly with the earlier left-sided P1 shape-selection effects observed, the present N1 hemispheric asymmetries in attentional selectivity seem to suggest that the left-hemisphere carries out a sharper sensory-perceptual selective processing across attentional relevance conditions than the right hemisphere.
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We conclude that the early striking left hemisphere involvement is due to the activation of a lateralized action-observation/action execution network.
We conclude that symmetric organization of the CVs is due to the lack of Pitx2-dependent early left cardiomyocyte expansion into the coronary sinus, which is missing in the cTP ko.
