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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 9.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Res. 2010 May 5;1343:122–134. doi: 10.1016/j.brainres.2010.04.071

Table 1. Neural repetition effects from the first to the second and from the first to the fourth presentation of a stimulus.

Structure BA Z-score k X Y Z 2nd 4th
Repetition suppression for familiar objects
R inferior frontal gyrus 46, 47 4.61 40 36 13
9, 45 4.40 53 13 20
L inferior frontal gyrus 9, 46 3.72 358 -42 7 31
R precentral gyrus 6, 9 4.73 788 38 2 31
R medial frontal gyrus 6, 8 4.69 1085 6 27 41
R middle frontal gyrus 6 3.72 120 26 3 62
L middle frontal gyrus 46 3.56 237 -44 30 17
R superior frontal gyrus 8, 9 3.41 136 2 32 48
R postcentral gyrus 2, 40 4.51 537 52 -23 49
R inferior parietal lobule 40 4.00 48 -46 59
R superior parietal lobule 7 4.32 1097 28 -66 42
L superior parietal lobule 7 3.53 -30 -55 56
L precuneus 7 3.90 140 -22 -68 40
R precuneus 7 4.71 328 22 -60 51
L fusiform gyrus 20 4.17 -34 -42 -15
19, 37 4.10 971 -38 -57 -11
R fusiform gyrus 19, 37 3.94 807 26 -66 -8
L inferior temporal gyrus 37 4.35 -42 -64 -5
L parahippocampal gyrus 19 4.17 -24 -55 -6
R lingual gyrus 19 3.94 32 -62 -4
L middle occipital gyrus 19 4.96 753 -24 -87 8
R middle occipital gyrus 18, 19 4.30 26 -84 -4
L superior occipital gyrus 19 4.54 -32 -78 24
R cuneus 18 3.59 6 -89 10
R cingulate gyrus 24, 32 4.37 6 0 37
L insula 13 5.24 278 -34 21 1
R insula/ inf. frontal gyrus 13 5.15 737 40 22 6
R claustrum 5.10 160 36 -12 -4
R cerebellum 5.14 84 18 -59 -12

Repetition enhancement for familiar objects 2nd 4th
N/A

Repetition suppression for unfamiliar objects 2nd 4th
R inferior frontal gyrus 45, 46 4.69 141 51 31 4
9 4.12 129 44 3 26
L inferior frontal gyrus 9, 45 4.21 206 -40 5 24
L insula 13 4.50 64 -36 18 1
R superior parietal lobule 7 3.98 58 28 -52 40
L superior parietal lobule 7 3.56 84 -24 -68 46
R precuneus 19 3.81 120 30 -68 31
L fusiform gyrus 37 4.11 61 -41 -43 -10
R fusiform/ inferior temporal gyrus 19, 37 3.78 164 46 -62 -4
L middle occipital gyrus 18, 19 3.68 90 -34 -87 4

Repetition enhancement for unfamiliar objects 2nd 4th
L superior frontal gyrus 8 3.80 145 -20 20 47
R superior frontal gyrus 10, 9, 8 3.83 52 12 65 17
R medial frontal gyrus 10 3.83 102 12 57 12
L postcentral gyrus 2 3.86 97 -46 -28 53
40 3.82 73 -57 -21 14
L precuneus 31, 7 3.35 639 -14 -65 24
R precuneus 31 4.39 585 6 -53 32
L inferior parietal lobule 39, 40 3.53 24 -30 -37 50
R inferior parietal lobule 40 4.55 248 51 -51 36
L superior temporal gyrus 39 3.70 45 -44 -49 23
L angular gyrus 39 4.54 497 -51 -66 36
L traverse temporal gyrus 41 3.34 60 -48 -25 12
L lingual gyrus 18 3.70 26 -20 -78 0
L insula 13 3.43 24 -36 -24 18

Object type by repetition interaction 2nd 4th
R superior frontal gyrus 9 3.40 75 8 50 27
R medial frontal gyrus 10 4.05 130 10 58 14
L postcentral gyrus 2, 4 3.80 83 -48 -34 54
L precuneus 7 4.03 150 -8 -48 50
R inferior parietal lobule 40 3.85 74 55 -52 45
L inferior parietal lobule 40 3.50 53 -50 -22 28
R fusiform gyrus 19 3.43 24 26 -64 -4
R superior temporal gyrus 22 4.15 23 44 -48 12
L superior temporal gyrus 41 3.94 42 -38 -30 14
L middle occipital gyrus 18 3.77 50 -26 -93 12
L insula 13 4.08 188 -34 -5 17

Note. Clusters that exceeded an extent threshold of 50 voxels at p < 0.001, uncorrected, are reported, except for the repetition enhancement effect for unfamiliar objects at presentation 2 where a cluster threshold of k=20 was used. The reported coordinates are cluster maxima. Cluster sizes (in number of voxels) are reported in the column labeled “k”, except for regions that were part of larger clusters. A checkmark (✓) in one of the last two columns indicates that the listed region demonstrated a repetition effect at presentation 2 (i.e., column labeled ‘2nd’) or presentation 4 (i.e., column labeled ‘4th’). If an area showed a repetition effect at both presentations 2 and 4, the reported coordinates, cluster sizes, and z-score are those associated with presentation 2.