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. 2024 Jan 27;34(13):112–120. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhae005

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Fig. 2 — Canonical vectors of SA, CT, and fALFF from bilateral ROIs with maximized structure–function correlation in TD children, derived from SCCA. Top and bottom panels depict ROIs from left and right hemisphere, respectively. ROIs contributing to each structural and functional canonical vectors are: for SA, L pars orbitalis, L lateral orbitofrontal, R pars orbitalis, R lateral orbitofrontal, and R rostral anterior cingulate; for CT, L cuneus, L precuneus, L pars opercularis, L caudal middle frontal, L rostral middle frontal, L pericalcarine, L supramarginal, R lateral orbitofrontal, R pars triangularis, R caudal middle frontal, and R pars orbitalis; for fALFF, L caudal middle frontal, L pars triangularis, L rostral middle frontal, L superior frontal, L pars orbitalis, L lateral orbitofrontal, L supramarginal, R cuneus, and R medial orbitofrontal. L = left; R = right.