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. 2012 Sep 6;8(9):e1002655. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002655

Figure 10. The relationship between fMRI BOLD signal change and ECoG spectral change.

Figure 10

(A) The magnitude of the fMRI BOLD signal for epochs of thumb movement relative to rest is shown plotted on the brain surface of subject 13. The overlying electrodes show the corresponding shift in ECoG broadband power change (approximated with 65–135 Hz (100 Hz European line noise excluded), with the maximum r2 value noted above the cortical rendering. (B) As in A, except a comparison of fMRI BOLD shift and 12–20 Hz amplitude shift. (C) As in A, except a comparison of fMRI BOLD shift and shift in modulation of broadband by 12–20 Hz phase. (D) As in A, except a comparison of fMRI BOLD shift and absolute amount of modulation of broadband by 12–20 Hz phase specifically during rest – the strength of color and diameter denotes the magnitude of modulation, and the color itself denotes what the preferred phase of modulation is. The number above the cortical rendering denotes the maximum Zmod in the array. (E) Explicit quantification of spatial overlap from the plots in A–D. (F–K) As in A–E, but for subject 14.