Activation-Inhibition Coordination in Neuron, Brain, and Behavior Sequencing/Organization: Implications for Laterality and Lateralization

Activation-inhibition coordination is considered a dynamic process that functions as common mechanism in the synchronization and functioning of neurons, brain, behavior, their sequencing/organization, including over these different scales. The concept has broad applicability, for example, applications to maladaptivity/atypicality. Young developed hypothesis help explain efficacy right-hand reaching grasp 1-month-olds, study implicated left hemisphere specialized activation-inhibition coordination. This underlying left-hemisphere function, noted characterize right from birth, can equally its language fine motor skills, example. appears less complex inhibitory such outright damping/inhibition. hypotheses related inhibition hemispheric specialization appear literature typically refer skills regards. research present also refers excitation/inhibition balance/ratio synaptic but not sense described here. Furthermore, it function widely neuronal networks. paper presents comprehensive review, framing terms proposed concept. Further, model better understand neuron, generally, specialization, specifically.