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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jun 18.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Res. 2008 Apr 7;1215:137–146. doi: 10.1016/j.brainres.2008.03.058

Table 5.

Regions displaying correlations during DIV

Brain Region Side Center of Mass (mm) X, Y, Z Brodmann Area(s) Volume (µl) r Average BOLD *
1 Inferior frontal gyrus R 43.2 4.7 20.2 9, 44 481 0.67 positive
2 Inferior parietal lobule, postcentral gyrus R 24.3 −41.2 47 5, 40 568 0.74 positive
3 Inferior parietal lobule, intraparietal sulcus L −25.9 −49.8 43.6 40 639 0.79 positive
4 Middle temporal gyrus (posterior) R 37 −63.5 2.4 37 613 0.69 positive
5 Middle temporal gyrus (posterior) L −40.5 −61 −1.3 37 511 0.63 positive
6 Fusiform / parahippocampal gyrus L −29 −54.5 −6.7 19 646 0.69 positive
7 Middle occipital gyrus R 23.5 −89.2 7.2 18 1795 0.79 positive
8 Middle / inferior occipital gyrus L −26.3 −90.1 3.9 18, 19 1814 0.74 positive
9 Cerebellum (inferior) L −12.3 −56.9 −40.6 1319 0.64 NS

Regions in Talairach space where BOLD signal intensity and reaction time were correlated during the combined angle and color discrimination. L = left, R = right.

*

This column indicates whether average activation in each cluster was positive, negative or not significantly different from zero (NS) in one-sample t-test. Numbers of brain regions correspond to those in the right segment of Fig. 6.