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. 2022 Apr 19;3(3):460–469. doi: 10.1016/j.bpsgos.2022.03.016

Table 2.

Results From Seed-Based Correlation Analysis Demonstrating Significant Sex-Specific Associations Between Dentine Mn at Three Time Points and Intrinsic Functional Connectivity in Adolescents

Exposure Time Point Seed-to-Region Connectivity Cluster (x, y, z) Cluster Size β p-FDR
Prenatal Left caudate—left occipital pole (−04, −90, +08) 223 0.67 <.001
Left putamen—left middle frontal gyrus (−30, +26, +42) 64 −0.71 .014
Left putamen—left occipital fusiform gyrus (−28, −78, −16) 60 0.67 .014
Middle frontal gyrus—right occipital pole (+14, −98, +12) 99 −0.92 .003
Postnatal Right putamen—right cerebellum (+42, −68, −54) 74 −0.70 .009
Early Childhood Left putamen—lateral occipital cortex, right superior division (+12, −52, +58) 90 0.64 .003
Middle frontal gyrus—middle temporal gyrus, left posterior division (−50, −22, −04) 138 0.74 .002

All models controlled for age (years) and SES. Voxel threshold p < .001 (uncorrected); cluster threshold p < .05 (p-FDR corrected). Coordinates presented are in MNI space. All coefficients refer to sex-Mn interaction term.

FDR, false discovery rate; Mn, manganese; MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute; SES, socioeconomic status.