1 sms for language lateralization in left- and right-handed children.

2 ymmetric, 3 (11%) right-dominant and for the right-handed children 49 (91%), 4 (7%), 1 (2%), respecti

3 r reading in a cross-sectional sample of 232 right-handed children 7 to 18 years of age (113 dyslexic

4 ing optimized DTI methods on a cohort of 121 right-handed children and adults aged 6-68 years, we exa

5 d fiber pathways of the CC on a cohort of 99 right-handed children and adults aged 7-59 years.

6 g DTI metrics bilaterally on a cohort of 108 right-handed children and adults aged 7-68 years.

7                 In contrast, 50 (93%) of the right-handed children showed left-hemispheric lateraliza

8 ys, 10 girls) and 54 age- and gender-matched right-handed children were included.

9                   Nineteen English-speaking, right-handed children with a normal IQ and developmental