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. 2024 Feb 29;18:1340374. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2024.1340374

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Motor-related ROIs derived from cortical parcellation. Sixteen motor-related ROIs were selected from a parcellation of the human brain into 92 ROIs. These ROIs were symmetrically located on both the left and right hemispheres. For each hemisphere, there were five primary sensorimotor (PriSM) ROIs (i.e., PriSM-1, PriSM-2, PriSM-3, PriSM-4, and PriSM-5), two supplementary motor area (SMA) ROIs (i.e., Medial SMA and Lateral SMA), and one premotor ROI (i.e., Premotor). Note that, the motor-related ROIs displayed here on the FreeSurfer fsaverage6 template are derived from a group-level cortical parcellation on 1,000 healthy individuals from the Genomic Superstruct Project for a better illustration purpose to show their locations. In this study, participant-specific ROIs, which were obtained from the individualized parcellation on each participant's brain, were applied for the FC analysis.