The correlation between brain gray matter volume and empathizing and systemizing quotients in healthy children
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Yasuyuki Taki | Kohei Asano | Yuko Sassa | Ryuta Kawashima | Hikaru Takeuchi | Hiroshi Hashizume | Akio Wakabayashi | Michiko Asano | R. Kawashima | H. Takeuchi | Y. Taki | H. Hashizume | Y. Sassa | K. Asano | A. Wakabayashi | M. Asano
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