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. 2011 May 17;2:93. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2011.00093

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Copyright © 2011 Homae, Watanabe, Nakano and Taga.

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The signal changes in the temporal and occipital channels during period 2. (A) The average time course of oxy-Hb signals in the left hemisphere. The red and magenta lines indicate the temporal and occipital channels, respectively (filled circles in the bottom panel). (B) The average time course of oxy-Hb signals in the right hemisphere. The red and magenta lines indicate the temporal and occipital channels, respectively. (C) The average time course of deoxy-Hb signals in the left hemisphere. The blue and cyan lines indicate the temporal and occipital channels, respectively (filled circles in the bottom panel). (D) The average time course of deoxy-Hb signals in the right hemisphere. The blue and cyan lines indicate the temporal and occipital channels, respectively. (E) The average peak time of the oxy-Hb signals in 10 columns from temporal to occipital columns. The abscissa indicates the columns shown in the bottom panel. The average time courses were calculated from oxy-Hb signals of 6 channels (columns 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 in the left and right hemispheres; three channels in each hemisphere) or four channels (columns 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 in the left and right hemispheres; two channels in each hemisphere), and the peak time in each time course was investigated. The ordinate shows the peak time from the onset of the stimulus presentation.