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1 ess (OR = 2.36, 95% CI: 1.51, 3.68 vs. right-handedness).

2 bed direction controlled by the polarization handedness.

3 dependent combinations of eye preference and handedness.

4 k left-right (LR) symmetry with a consistent handedness.

5 of activated mononucleotides of the opposite handedness.

6 sion asymmetries form the molecular basis of handedness.

7 adjacent sheets create this twist of unusual handedness.

8 ar dichroism (CD) can generate EE of correct handedness.

9 urfaces with helical edges of left- or right-handedness.

10 lting in accelerated homing compared to even-handedness.

11 structures are formed with the "unexpected" handedness.

12 teraction between enantiomers based on their handedness.

13 increase in learning disability or non-right-handedness.

14 ince a majority of the domains show the same handedness.

15 ieve a helical organization with a preferred handedness.

16 inct spatial distribution of forces for each handedness.

17 eparate them according to both chirality and handedness.

18 has been suggested as the molecular basis of handedness.

19 built from constituents possessing identical handedness.

20 usually discussed in terms of the molecular handedness.

21 ctures composed equally of rotations of both handedness.

22 4 years), intelligence quotient (>/= 85) and handedness.

23 ased on age, ethnicity, education, and right handedness.

24 9+/-10.5), group-matched on age, gender, and handedness.

25 induce a helical superstructure of opposite handedness.

26 nce of increased familial risk for non-right-handedness.

27 ade propeller geometry of either (P)- or (M)-handedness.

28 DNA base pairs per helical turn and helical handedness.

29 anguage and motor regions and correlate with handedness.

30 oups were individually matched on gender and handedness.

31 age, sex, parental socioeconomic status, and handedness.

32 e correlated with the left-to-right shift in handedness.

33 n to form an overhand knot complex of single handedness.

34 ella) that does not display population-level handedness.

35 urce of chiral information used to establish handedness.

36 n a surface with flagellar bundles of either handedness.

37 and to the control group for age, gender and handedness.

38 g the 'forest' are switched as a function of handedness.

39 , ethnic origin, apolipoprotein E status, or handedness.

40 pping and found task-specific differences in handedness.

41 ent of other biological asymmetries, such as handedness.

42 o contribute to behavioural laterality, e.g. handedness.

43 cantly in age, intelligence quotient (IQ) or handedness.

44 5 healthy controls (HCs) matched for age and handedness.

45 hiralities can have the edge twist of either handedness.

46 lly chiral molecular trefoil knots of single handedness.

47 cipants matched for age, sex, education, and handedness.

48 or a circularly polarized wave of predefined handedness.

49 te in opposite directions according to their handedness.

50 y breaking with equal probability for either handedness.

51 ametric major gene model was tested for left-handedness.

52 right-sided in patients who showed atypical handedness, a left perisylvian ictal electroencephalogra

53 group, accounting for 48% of variance, with handedness accounting for only a further 5%.

54 xis of a CLC, together with inversion of its handedness, achieved solely with a light stimulus.

55 low similar laws of self-regulation, and how handedness affects homing.

56 Finally, handedness, age at onset of chronic seizures, and site o

57 These results demonstrate that handedness, already well known to be important in biolog

58 ly in the limelight because inversion of the handedness alters the chirality of the circularly polari

59 yers (1957-2005) to test the hypothesis that handedness among pitchers was subject to negative freque

60 mazes, focusing on variability in locomotor handedness, an assay optimized to measure variability.

61 otubes, which exhibit a degree of freedom in handedness and a multitude of helicities that give rise

62 in the number of these cortical neurons with handedness and aging.

63 o the process that leads to the selection of handedness and amplification of chirality.

64 th uniform, periodic patterns and controlled handedness and as an efficient particle-trapping and adh

65 be structures that have defined helicity and handedness and cover the entire chiral angle range and a

66 tructure that binds to a nanotube of defined handedness and helicity and resembles a well-folded biom

67 mprehensive solution to achieve simultaneous handedness and helicity control for all three electronic

68 single-stranded DNA to achieve simultaneous handedness and helicity control for all three types of n

69 In some fish, physiological handedness and homing correlate, and dolphins exhibit ha

70 n in animals with mirror-reversed anatomical handedness and is not attributable to stochastic asymmet

71 The estimated heritability of left-handedness and language lateralization in these pedigree

72 I used data on handedness and pitching and hitting performance in annua

73 eneralized seizures, history of head injury, handedness and side of surgery.

74 nt for this asymmetry, relate our results to handedness and suggest that they shed light on the human

75 of the interface, one must consider both the handedness and the adsorption 'footedness' of the system

76 overlap of suggestive genetic signal between handedness and the extent of language lateralization.

77 of the catalytic reaction are related to the handedness and the net helicity of the coassemblies, res

78 Reduced right-handedness and verbal (vs non-verbal) abilities might be

79 nd 18 healthy controls matched for age, sex, handedness, and cigarette smoking.

80 t scores >78 and groups were matched on age, handedness, and gender ratio.

81 ges of 9 and 17 years, matched for sex, age, handedness, and IQ, received a diffusion tensor imaging

82 group matched on age, socioeconomic status, handedness, and IQ.

83 ched for age, parental socioeconomic status, handedness, and IQ.

84 loping controls, group matched for age, sex, handedness, and magnitude of head motion during scanning

85 ally developing adolescents matched for age, handedness, and nonverbal IQ.

86 rior temporal cortices, controlling for age, handedness, and number of trauma/torture events (left su

87 lthy control subjects (matched for age, sex, handedness, and parental education) during 2 spatial wor

88 s matched with the patients for age, gender, handedness, and parental socioeconomic status underwent

89 reported samples were group matched for age, handedness, and parental socioeconomic status.

90 out the hand with which they use chopsticks, handedness, and pincer grip activities.

91 healthy controls matched for age, sex, race, handedness, and scan quality from December 2009 to Octob

92 ibit a population-wide tendency toward right-handedness, and structural asymmetries of the primary mo

93 m cognitive representations based on pitcher handedness, and that these representations are strengthe

94 performed to account for differences in age, handedness, and total intracranial volume, and for the D

95 t handedness compared with those of the same handedness, and we report remarkable chiral configuratio

96 dges, where two adjacent lobes with opposite handedness are separated by a cusp-shaped point defect.

97 uld be a precursor to the evolution of right-handedness as a population bias.

98 either provide strong support for 'atypical' handedness as a schizophrenia risk-associated heritable

99 is the first molecular characterization of a handedness-associated locus that supports the role of co

100 y appear to be distinct from those for other handedness asymmetries, including bilateral visceral org

101 failed to identify any locus associated with handedness at a genome-wide level of significance.

102 nparametric analyses were performed for left-handedness, atypical lateralization, and degree of langu

103 ndings also question the traditional view of handedness, because specialized mechanisms for each arm-

104 Despite handedness being among the most overt aspects of human l

105 The handedness bias persists through much of adult lifespan,

106 h C. elegans, we also observed a substantial handedness bias, though not necessarily the same prefere

107 s correlated not only by the apparent fibril handedness but also by the sense of supramolecular chira

108 nd requires not only the control of molecule handedness but also direct control over footedness.

109 in wall separating domains of opposite twist handedness but the same escape direction and singular po

110 d its substrates would have been of the same handedness, but this is not necessarily the case.

111 building blocks be present in a predominant handedness called the L configuration and that the ribos

112 the first indication that factors linked to handedness can affect the development and extremity of s

113 Left-right (LR) asymmetry (handedness, chirality) is a well-conserved biological pr

114 defects separating domains of opposite twist handedness compared with those of the same handedness, a

115 le to create a chiral surface with preferred handedness composed of achiral molecules at the air/soli

116 amines, pentameric cyclic helices of single handedness could be isolated and the stereochemistry of

117 Handedness could be useful in time-critical robot-assist

118 ral films with atomic-scale control of their handedness could provide a powerful means for developing

119 These chiral metamaterials which enable a handedness dependent EIT effect may provide more degrees

120 the first experimental demonstration of the handedness dependent electromagnetically induced transpa

121 d strength accounted for both direction- and handedness-dependent choices that young people made.

122 n a nanostructured metasurface occurs due to handedness-dependent Ohmic heating.

123 ichia coli, showing trajectories of variable handedness depending on media chemistry.

124 As PNA duplexes show a preferred handedness due to the chiral induction effect of a C-ter

125 Thus, locusts show handedness during targeted forelimb placement, but not w

126 ormally occurs along two helices of opposite handedness, each counterbalancing the other's torque.

127 Beyond the established association of left-handedness, early seizure onset, and vascular pathology

128 characteristics, anti-epileptic medications, handedness, EEG and neuroimaging findings for epileptic

129 left-right asymmetry in their limb control--handedness--equivalent to that of vertebrates such as hu

130 e influence of the permanent configurational handedness established at the asymmetrically substituted

131 Chiral molecules with opposite handedness exhibit distinct physical, chemical, or biolo

132 istry and biology, as molecules of different handedness exhibit dramatically different physiological

133 truction of helical assemblies with opposite handedness for (+)- and (-)-chiral anion reformed gelato

134 es) have demonstrated population-level right-handedness for certain behaviors, some have questioned t

135 mite-fishing with other published reports on handedness for nut-cracking and wadge-dipping and found

136 rmite-fishing." We subsequently compared the handedness for termite-fishing with other published repo

137 Additionally, handedness for tool use but not other measures was assoc

138 , as well as for global white-matter volume, handedness, gender and age, we found that subjects who h

139 Left-handedness has been described as a proxy for atypical br

140 Population-level right-handedness has historically been considered a hallmark o

141 Models of the genetic basis of variation in handedness have been proposed that fit different feature

142 f non-right-handedness (i.e. left- and mixed-handedness) have been reported in schizophrenia and have

143 her sorted to produce nanotubes with defined handedness, helicity, and endohedral filling.

144 Higher rates of non-right-handedness (i.e. left- and mixed-handedness) have been r

145 gy paths between conformations with the same handedness imply the existence of degenerate singulariti

146 pinal cord constitute the starting point for handedness, implying a fundamental shift in our understa

147 e is the natural consequence of the opposite handedness imposed by the spirocyclic ring junction and

148 rs report evidence of population-level right-handedness in 3 separate colonies of chimpanzees.

149 PCSK6 locus to be associated with degree of handedness in a general population cohort.

150 manner, helical structures with a preferred handedness in a process involving the transfer of helici

151 The helical handedness in achiral self-assemblies is mostly complex

152 asures of primary motor cortex asymmetry and handedness in captive chimpanzees, the relationship betw

153 that histological asymmetries are related to handedness in chimpanzees, while overall patterns of asy

154 cular crystals to establishing the preferred handedness in highly complex vertebrates, molecular chir

155 suggest two distinct neuronal correlates of handedness in human sensorimotor cortex.

156 ly packed ensembles tended to adopt the same handedness in order to maximize packing, thus revealing

157 sion is whether evidence of population-level handedness in primates is confined to studies in captive

158 have a special responsibility to ensure even-handedness in selection and presentation of the scientif

159 ric model showed suggestive linkage for left-handedness in the 22q13 region [heterogeneity logarithm

160 y of incoming light causes a reversal of the handedness in the nanostructures, in the second one, swi

161 s and homing correlate, and dolphins exhibit handedness in their listening response.

162 nsisting of 355 subjects) enriched with left-handedness in which we also measured language lateraliza

163 Here, we report evidence of population-level handedness in wild chimpanzees for a tool-use task known

164 nto consideration differences due to sex and handedness, in 48 Bangladeshi heterosexual married coupl

165 ith age between groups (i.e., independent of handedness) indicating the presence of similar mechanism

166 Thus, handedness influences the laterality of clinical and rad

167 ents displayed a leftward shift in Edinburgh Handedness Inventory laterality quotient scores as compa

168 568 unrelated controls) using the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory, a battery of neuropsychological ta

169 d preference was measured with the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory, and language lateralization was me

170 We report here a fast-photon-mode reversible handedness inversion of a self-organized helical superst

171 of pitch, polarization, lattice constant and handedness inversion of chiral LCs is discussed.

172 of chiral molecular switches toward endowing handedness inversion to the induced helical superstructu

173 re found to exhibit unprecedented reversible handedness inversion upon irradiation by the dual-wavele

174 We investigated whether non-right-handedness is (i) more prevalent in patients as compared

175 Handedness is a heritable trait, yet the genetic basis i

176 Handedness is a human behavioural phenotype that appears

177 This handedness is context-dependent and is expressed by indi

178 in the double-helical superstructure, whose handedness is dictated by the choice of the enantiomeric

179 ngest evidence to date that population-level handedness is evident in chimpanzees and is not an artif

180 ur results demonstrate that population-level handedness is evident in wild chimpanzees and suggest th

181 nce than young adults, making it unclear how handedness is manifested in the aging motor cortex.

182 two possible mirror-symmetric isomers--their handedness is often transferred into the macroscopic sha

183 naphthyl units: a robust, persistent helical handedness is preferred for the conformationally restric

184 he biomineral crystals, but the way in which handedness is transmitted into achiral materials is not

185 This locomotor handedness is uncorrelated with other asymmetries, such

186 nts, we find that the magnitude of locomotor handedness is under the control of columnar neurons with

187 These reductions did not vary with handedness, laterality, duration or severity of symptoms

188 Groups were matched for age, sex, handedness, level of education, parental socioeconomic s

189 tion effect was dependent upon the subjects' handedness, making this report the first behavioral demo

190 Thus, handedness manifests itself differently in the motor cor

191 d type) and 12 typically developing age- and handedness-matched male comparison subjects.

192 helical growth patterns of fixed or variable handedness, most plant organs are not helical.

193 age differences in the relationships between handedness, motor cortical organization, and interhemisp

194 did not differ significantly in age, sex, or handedness (nfvPPA-PSP group: median [interquartile rang

195 ransformations among helices having the same handedness occurred without changes in the sign of the a

196 al considerations, one model posits that the handedness of a loop at the base of the helical dimeriza

197 vides a plausible explanation for the single-handedness of biological molecules before the emergence

198 The single-handedness of biological molecules is critical for molec

199 recent developments toward inversion of the handedness of cholesteric liquid crystals enabled by pho

200 arly, photons with opposite spins (different handedness of circular light polarization) may take diff

201 The ability to differentiate the handedness of circularly polarized light, a visual feat

202 elements (parallel or antiparallel) minding handedness of connections (left or right) and other feat

203 zes two distinct mechanisms to recognize the handedness of DNA supercoils.

204 data and allows a provisional assignment of handedness of each fraction.

205 switch of both the H-bonding pattern and the handedness of foldamer helices are rare so far.

206 rrelated with other asymmetries, such as the handedness of gut twisting, leg-length asymmetry, and wi

207 loited to form a helical (H*) phase, and the handedness of helical nanostructure in the BCP* is direc

208 proach can be used to tailor the texture and handedness of magnetic domain walls by interface enginee

209 lpha and topoisomerase IIbeta to discern the handedness of supercoils during DNA cleavage suggests th

210 ements in the C-terminal domain to sense the handedness of supercoils during DNA relaxation and eleme

211 similar rates, they were able to discern the handedness of supercoils during the cleavage reaction an

212 irection of the magnetization depends on the handedness of the adsorbed chiral molecules.

213 circular dichroism spectra indicative of the handedness of the alcohol.

214 structure reveals unambiguously the helical handedness of the assembly, determined to be right-hande

215 ity of the catalytic peptoids depends on the handedness of the asymmetric environment derived from th

216 particular end compartment determined by the handedness of the catalyst.

217 The handedness of the colloidal suspensions is monitored wit

218 matin, including the histone composition and handedness of the DNA wrapped around the histones.

219 f the CP emission directly determined by the handedness of the dopant.

220 The guest also induced the handedness of the double helical host, but with an oppos

221 ght and left quadrants are influenced by the handedness of the examiner.

222 iber axis), helical rise, diameter, and left-handedness of the fibers.

223 To determine the handedness of the filament rotation, linear incident pol

224 but not always, this led to a change in the handedness of the filament, which went through a sequenc

225 m circular dichroism (CD) spectra, while the handedness of the helical conformation in the BCP* is de

226 Solution studies by CD and NMR confirm left-handedness of the helical foldamers as well as HCA dimer

227 rradiation, which led to an inversion of the handedness of the helices.

228 ost-guest complex and induction of the helix handedness of the host by the guest.

229 ce on the microscope tip that depends on the handedness of the light and the tip.

230 od that allowed us to directly determine the handedness of the long-pitched self-organized cholesteri

231 structures, in the second one, switching the handedness of the nanostructures causes a reversal in th

232 The handedness of the periodontal examiner does not appear t

233 substrate's macroscale twist determining the handedness of the S-like chains.

234 uantum state that we see is one in which the handedness of the spin flips from one side of the ring t

235 ibit a non-planar buckled geometry, with the handedness of the substrate's macroscale twist determini

236 po IIIalpha fully relaxed, regardless of the handedness of the supercoils.

237 localized along the dislocation loop to the handedness of the vector triad formed by the lattice pol

238 domains that differ in structure only in the handedness of their homogeneous chirality.

239 consumer advocates have questioned the even-handedness of this form of self-regulation.

240 n a root-waving phenotype, and have inverted handedness of twisting in hypocotyls and roots compared

241 trix representation including the SSE types, handednesses of connections between SSEs, coordinates of

242 The chirality, or 'handedness', of a biologically active molecule can alter

243 Controlling the chirality (the handedness) of dynamic helical superstructures of molecu

244 mers, a pair of chiral isomers with opposite handedness, often exhibit similar physical and chemical

245 terally asymmetric motor behavior, or "motor handedness," often revealed by preferential use of limbs

246 ckiness and inversion of helical root growth handedness on agar surfaces.

247 The sheath has a quaternary structure with handedness opposite that of contracted sheath of T4 phag

248 e the DNA bundles to develop twist of either handedness or to curve.

249 : 1.12, 3.31 vs. never prescribed), and left-handedness (OR = 2.36, 95% CI: 1.51, 3.68 vs. right-hand

250 resolved into two Weyl nodes with opposite "handedness" or chirality.

251 a ferromagnetic vortex is determined by its handedness, or chirality.

252 tself in the selection of a single molecular handedness, or homochirality, across the biosphere.

253 Switching the handedness, or the chirality, of a molecule is of great

254 althy subjects comparable within sex on age, handedness, parental socioeconomic status, and ethnicity

255 lous launch of a surface wave with different handedness phase control is achieved in a terahertz meta

256 When the pitcher handedness polymorphism is more balanced (e.g., 67% righ

257 ervations imply that the laterality of motor handedness preference in C. elegans is driven by epigene

258 tode C. elegans, also shows a distinct motor handedness preference: on a population basis, males show

259 o be strongly correlated to the polarization handedness, promising polarization-controllable wavefron

260 ese asymmetries switch sign according to the handedness (R- or S-) of the enantiomer in the mixture a

261 as a function of the collective variables of handedness, radius of gyration, and three others based o

262 The stereoscopy of handedness reduces ambiguity near a mobile target, resul

263 r nonhuman primates exhibit population-level handedness remains a topic of considerable theoretical a

264 We applied handedness-resolved optical reflection spectroscopy to p

265 humans has primarily been characterized as "handedness", resulting in the view that one arm-hemisphe

266 of critical parameters of these two types of handedness, resulting in different chiral interplays exp

267 However, the potential influence of examiner handedness (right or left) on the measurement of periodo

268 At that energy, reversal of the polarization handedness (RPH) occurs for an elliptically-polarized in

269 The mechanism of handedness selection is illustrated by a DNA sequence th

270 EIT window, which can potentially result in handedness-sensitive pulse delays.

271 Nonparametric multipoint analysis of left-handedness showed suggestive linkage in the same region

272 The helix with equal handedness shown in the stereopicture was found for terc

273 e, respectively, including reversal of flap "handedness." Simulations in the presence of a cyclic ure

274 recruited to represent a broad range of the handedness spectrum.

275 erences for the anticipated helical wrapping handedness; statistical analysis of these images, howeve

276 The handedness switching in chiral metamolecules allows elec

277 Here we experimentally demonstrate handedness switching in metamaterials, a new class of cu

278 mutants that exhibit helical growth of fixed handedness, the orientation of cortical microtubule arra

279 ce of the two enantiomeric forms of opposite handedness: the left- and right-handed gyroids.

280 ural proteins are chiral and are all of one "handedness," their mirror image forms can be prepared by

281 ropellers; moreover, owing to their opposite handedness, they propel along the axis of field rotation

282 orted the association of the PCSK6 gene with handedness through a quantitative genome-wide associatio

283 ty composition was significantly affected by handedness, time since last hand washing, and an individ

284 sed on the ability of structured RNAs of one handedness to catalyse the templated polymerization of a

285 ioorganic molecules, other methods to impart handedness to nanoscale matter specific to inorganic mat

286 cage contains two metal centers of opposite handedness to the other two, which would ordinarily resu

287 e model" for both hair-whorl orientation and handedness trait inheritance is demonstrated.

288 Handedness was assessed using a complex tool use task th

289 Non-right-handedness was associated with a significant reduction i

290 presence of learning disability or non-right-handedness was associated with differential effects on d

291 As non-right-handedness was increased only in the semantic group, ano

292 Non-right-handedness was instead over-represented in the semantic

293 ve sample (173 [93%] of 187 children), right-handedness was less frequent in children in our study ov

294 Non-right-handedness was not associated with disproportionate neur

295 irected "switch" both in helical pattern and handedness was observed when the sequence begins with a

296 The knot topology and handedness were confirmed by NMR spectroscopy, mass spec

297 x female) group-matched for gender, age, and handedness were enrolled.

298 )-1 leads solely to a trefoil knot of Lambda-handedness, whereas (S,S)-1 forms the Delta-trefoil knot

299 luster analysis identified an association of handedness with frontal lateralization, early seizure on

300 ssed in the brain that affect variability in handedness without affecting the mean.