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Glutamate receptors may help explain the brain structure behind children’s math and reading abilities

Of 19 chemical signaling systems examined, only one consistently matched the brain structure linked to children’s math and reading abilities across two independent groups: NMDA receptors, which respond to the neurotransmitter glutamate.

Glutamate receptors may help explain the brain structure behind children’s math and reading abilities

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