For example, Chow and his team found that genetic mutations related to stuttering are linked to structural problems in the corpus callosum and thalamus areas of the brain.

例如，周和他的团队发现，与口吃相关的基因突变与大脑胼胝体和丘脑区域的结构问题有关。

Much of what we know about the division of activity between hemispheres comes from " split-brain" patients: people whose brains have had their corpus callosum severed.

我们对于大脑半之间功能分工的了解，很大程度上来自于 “裂脑人” 患者：也些胼胝体被切断的人。

Alcohol-induced brain damage includes partial or complete agenesis of the corpus callosum, which links the two hemispheres together, so it either forms incompletely, or not at all.

酒精引起的脑部损伤括胼胝体部分或完全发育不全（胼胝体将大脑左右半在一起）导致FAS患儿的胼胝体部分缺如，或完全缺如。

They're connected by this huge web called the corpus callosum.

它们通过称为胼胝体的巨大网络相。

But in your standard brain, that one-sided information can't be hidden from the other, because the two hemispheres are connected by a neuron superhighway called the corpus collosum.

但在标准大脑中， 这些单方面的信息无法对另一方隐藏，因为两个半通过一条名为胼胝体的神经元高速公路。

In other words we have a corpus callosum that connects the two sides of our brain and so we can share information back and forth.

换句话说，我们的大脑中有一个胼胝体着大脑的两个半，因此我们可以来回传递信息。

Also, I then discovered that the corpus callosum is funnily enough not keeping up in size with the expansion of our brains.

我还发现，胼胝体的大小并没有随着我们大脑的扩张而相应增大，这真有趣。

So sometimes they would perform a calisotomy, which actually splits the connections between the right and left hemispheres of the brain.

因此， 他们有时会进行一种称为“胼胝体切开术”的手术， 这种手术实际上将大脑左右半之间的切断。

Some researchers think this is because the corpus callosum, the structure that connects both hemispheres, is larger in musicians.

一些研究人员认为这因为音乐家的胼胝体（两个半的结构）更大。

Much of the purpose of the corpus callosum is to stop the other hemisphere interfering.

胼胝体的很多作用为了阻止另一个脑半干扰。

The two hemispheres are connected by a bundle of nerve fibers called the corpus callosum.

这两个半由一束叫做胼胝体的神经纤维。

So, it's not an absolute thing, and it's also, importantly, mediated by the corpus callosum in human beings.

所以， 这并不一个绝对的事情， 而且重要的，在人类中它由胼胝体介导的。