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. 2013 Jun 28;3:27–38. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2013.06.013

Table 2.

Regions demonstrating significant differences between the two groups in voxel-wise functional connectivity with the nucleus accumbens seed in each behavioral state.

Region L/R MNI coordinate
x,y,z t z
Resting-state
Positive network
Controls > patients
 Putamen R 27, − 21, 3 5.05 4.6
 Parahippocampus R 21, − 18, − 18 3.77 3.59
 Posterior insula L − 39, 0, − 6 3.58 3.42
Controls < patients
 Cerebellum L − 21, − 81, − 54 4.58 4.27
 Orbitofrontal cortex R 27, 30, − 9 4.29 4.03
Gain anticipation
Controls > patients
 Amygdala L − 33, 9, − 15 4.27 4.01
 Middle frontal cortex L − 27, 6, 45 3.63 3.46
 Midbrain (Substantia nigra) L 0, − 18, − 12 3.29 3.16
Controls < patients
 Calcarine R 24, − 69, 15 5.07 4.66
 Cerebellum R 15, − 66, 3 4.48 4.18
 Calcarine L − 6, − 54, 3 4.10 3.87
 Posterior insula L − 39, 0, 12 4.06 3.83
 Cerebellum L − 15, − 51, − 12 3.74 3.56
 Posterior insula R 45, − 6, 6 3.53 3.38
 Temporal pole L − 39, 0, − 18 3.35 3.22
Loss anticipation
Controls > patients
 Globus pallidus, Amygdala R 30, − 18, − 6 4.70 4.37
 Middle temporal cortex R 42, − 6, − 21 4.55 4.24
 Thalamus L − 3, − 24, 0 4.53 4.23
 Middle temporal cortex L − 42, − 30, 0 4.33 4.06
 Thalamus L − 3, 0, − 3 4.21 3.96
 Cerebellum R 48, − 57, − 36 3.85 3.66
 Inferior frontal cortex L − 48, 18, 8 3.78 3.59
 Fusiform R 42, − 27, − 21 3.68 3.51
 Cerebellum L − 42, − 66, − 27 3.67 3.50
 Amygdala L − 33, 6, − 15 3.67 3.50
Controls < patients
 Calcarine R 24, − 69, 15 4.09 3.86

Abbreviations: L, left; R, right.