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The brain is thought to have regions strictly dedicated to certain cognitive tasks. It has a remarkable ability to change in response to injury or disability, such as blindness. But can such change happened without the injury? Reading Braille is a tactile activity, so should involve the somatosensory cortex– an area of the brain dedicated to the sense of touch. People who have become blind cease to use their visual cortex–a brain area dedicated to site, but when they learned Braille, they began to use it again. Researchers at Jagiellonian University in Poland wanted to find out if the same redistributions of tasks could happen inciting people over 9 months, they taught braille to 29 cited but blindfolded participants. The volunteers with scans using functional MRI, which indicates which part of the brain are being used as they read Braille passages. The scan revealed volunteers had begun to use their visual cortex and during the lessons, the connections that formed between the visual and somatosensory cortex regions. That suggests the division of label within the brain is not so absolute and it means intensive training is enough to reorganize which parts of the brain do what. As the leader author experiment puts it ‘we’re all be able to retain our senses if we put the work in.
