Dyslexia in Chinese: English readers are different

In Nature China this week - Dyslexic readers of the English and Chinese languages have different brain abnormalities, Global warming may have caused the intensity of dust storms in the Gobi Desert to decrease and more

30 April 2008

Nature China highlights the best research coming out of Mainland China and Hong Kong, providing scientists from around the world with a convenient portal into publications drawn from across all scientific disciplines.

Stem cell: A cocktail recipe
The use of six transcription factors enables a tenfold increase in the yield on induced pluripotent stem cells

Dust storms: Calming with climate
Global warming may have caused the intensity of dust storms in the Gobi Desert to decrease

Dyslexia in Chinese: English readers are different
Dyslexic readers of the English and Chinese languages have different brain abnormalities

Visual perception: Turning down the blurry
The neural circuit responsible for stabilizing a pigeon's vision during rapid eye movement has been discovered

Solar activities: Jet flare sparks twin flames
A rare observation of large-scale magnetic interaction on the Sun sheds light on how successive coronal mass ejections are formed

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Published: 30 Apr 2008

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