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. 2011 May 20;6(5):e20030. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0020030

Table 3. Relative increases in brain activity associated with personal familiarity.

Region Side x y z T-Score kE (voxels)
Simple main effect familiarity: (FF+FP)-(UF+UP)
Control subjects
Anterior cingulate L −9 45 17 7.11 5553#
Posterior cingulate L −12 −51 30 6.67 #
Middle frontal gyrus L −24 30 39 4.67 102
Inferior frontal gyrus L −30 24 −18 5.07 133
Inferior frontal gyrus L −51 6 12 4.62 174
Precentral gyrus L −33 −12 51 4.62 219
Inferior parietal lobule L −36 −42 45 4.25 108
Cerebellum R 33 −54 −51 5.58 130
Inferior temporal gyrus R 51 −51 3 5.17 151
aMCI patients
Precuneus L −6 −61 35 4.29 174
R 6 −61 29 3.68 #
Group comparison (interaction group*familiarity)
Controls>aMCI
Inferior frontal gyrus R 45 20 8 4.90 709
Medial frontal gyrus R 39 53 8 4.89 #

All activations are significant at p<0.05, corrected for multiple comparisons at the cluster level (with a height threshold of p<0.001, uncorrected at the voxel level). For each region of activation, the coordinates of the maximally activated voxels within the activation cluster are given in standard stereotactic MNI space. FF: familiar faces, UF: unfamiliar faces, FP: familiar places, UP: unfamiliar places; # indicates that this activation maximum is part of the same cluster.