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. 2011 Sep 23;22(8):1813–1823. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhr255

Table 3.

Activation clusters and peak coordinates

Cluster index Cluster size Z x y z Location
4 9189 6.17 −30 −78 26 L lateral superior occipital (LOcc)
4 6.15 −28 −90 26 L occipital pole/lateral occipital
4 5.87 −24 −68 50 L lateral superior occipital
4 5.68 −48 −56 −16 L inferior temporal
4 5.56 −24 −78 40 L lateral superior occipital
4 5.53 −34 −92 12 L lateral superior occipital
3 8781 6.03 38 −86 18 R lateral superior occipital (ROcc)
3 5.96 24 −38 −18 R fusiform/posterior parahippocampal gyrus
3 5.86 26 −66 52 R lateral superior occipital
3 5.83 42 −80 18 R lateral superior occipital
3 5.72 38 −82 26 R lateral superior occipital
3 5.69 26 −68 46 R lateral superior occipital
2 1893 4.96 50 34 12 R inferior frontal gyrus/frontal pole (RIFG)
2 4.65 44 6 28 R precentral gyrus/inferior frontal gyrus
2 4.5 40 14 26 R inferior/middle frontal gyrus
2 4.49 44 36 10 R frontal pole/inferior frontal gyrus
2 4.4 36 16 26 R inferior/middle frontal gyrus
2 4.35 40 6 32 R precentral/middle frontal gyrus
1 1616 4.55 −40 8 26 L inferior frontal gyrus/precentral gyrus (LIFG)
1 4.12 −52 14 38 L middle/inferior frontal gyrus
1 3.74 −44 38 8 L frontal pole/inferior frontal gyrus
1 3.37 −38 30 16 L inferior/middle frontal gyrus
1 3.14 −56 32 18 L middle/inferior frontal gyrus

Note: Significant task-positive clusters and corresponding local maxima from the one-sample t-test of young and old subjects. The highest peak within each cluster was selected for subsequent ROI analyses (bolded and italicized). Additionally, cluster 3 was masked with a hippocampus anatomical mask to define an additional task-positive ROI in the right hippocampus (“RHip”). L, left; R, right.