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. 2010 May 19;30(20):7023–7027. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.5952-09.2010

Table 1.

Control minus experimental postlesion p < 0.005

+/− Cluster region Volume (in mm3) Cluster hemisphere Peak location region Peak t value (postlesion) Peak location relative to anterior commissure (in mm)
x y z
+ Entorhinal cortex 28 L Rostral entorhinal cortex 15.32 −7.5 −0.625 −14.375
+ Postcentral gyrus 9 R Area 3 14.44 25 1.875 4.375
+ Bed nucleus of stria terminalis region 8 L Bed nucleus of stria terminalis 7.17 −4.375 1.25 −0.625
Parietal 81 R Parietal area PG 16.75 13.125 −23.75 18.125
ACC 43 Midline Areas 6/32 and 23c 13.69 −0.625 −5.625 15.625
Motor 12 R Area 4 29.28 6.875 −3.125 21.25
White matter near OFC 11 R 10.52 11.875 9.375 5.625
Motor 10 R Area 6 8.74 13.75 −0.625 18.75

Regions where we observed a significant interaction (p < 0.05, two-tailed uncorrected) and where control animals showed greater metabolism than OFC-lesioned animals at time 2 (after lesion; p < 0.005, two-tailed uncorrected). Regions are presented with the direction of the correlation, brain regions involved, volume, and hemisphere of cluster. We also report the local maxima for each statistical cluster with its corresponding t value and location (in millimeters relative to the anterior commissure). Note that our analyses did not include areas >20 mm posterior to the anterior commissure or areas anterior to the genu of the corpus callosum (see Materials and Methods for details).