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. 2012 Apr 12;38(6):1308–1317. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbs054

Table 3.

White Matter Clusters Showing a Positive Association Between Age and Fractional Anisotropy in a Meta-Analysis of Studies on Healthy Adolescent Development (Zucker Hillside data not included)

Cluster Peak-Coordinate (MNI x, y, z) Cluster Size (voxels) Z-value P-Valuea (uncorrected) White Matter Area/Tract
1 41, −20, 33 79 3.9 <.00001 Superior Longitudinal Fasciculus, Right
2 −37, −15, 27 71 3.6 .00001 Superior Longitudinal Fasciculus, Left
3 48, −19, −20 33 3.4 .00008 Inferior Longitudinal Fasciculus, Right
4 −16, 16, −2 22 3.3 .00015 Anterior Limb of Internal Capsule/Anterior Thalamic Radiation, Left
5 −45, −12, −27 28 3.2 .00033 Inferior Longitudinal Fasciculus, Left
6 12, 2, 5 17 3.1 .00071 Posterior and Anterior Limbs of Internal Capsule/Anterior Thalamic Radiation, Right
7 −9, 7, 27 11 3.0 .00119 Cingulate/Corpus Callosum, Left
8 −16, −7, 4 15 2.9 .00171 Posterior Limb of Internal Capsule, Left
a

P values were obtained with a permutation test.