Do neuromagnetic signatures of syllable processing in fetuses and infants provide no evidence for habituation?
Fetuses and infants showed AERs to syllables. Unlike fetuses, infants showed a discriminative neural response to syllables. Habituation was not observed in either fetuses or infants. These findings could be important for the investigation of early cognitive competencies and may help to gain a better understanding of language acquisition during child development.
We conclude that the MAGE-A1 expression is associated with good prognosis in neuroblastoma.