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. 2013 Oct;3(5):536–545. doi: 10.1089/brain.2013.0163

Table 1.

Significant Brain Activations for Asynchrony Perception (a) and for Synchrony Perception (b)

(a)
Contrast Cluster size Brain areas T (z-score) MNI coordinates x, y, z
Asynchrony audio-preceding-visual>rest 311a R STG 6.61 (4.12) 45, −58, 28
    R IPL 6.18 (3.98) 48, −58, 40
    R SmG 5.18 (3.61) 57, −46, 37
  82a R MFG 5.43 (3.71) 45, 32, 37
    RMFG 4.13 (3.14) 45, 14, 49
  40b L MeFG 6.44 (4.07) −2, 35, 46
  36b L IPL 6.32 (4.03) −57, −52, 43
    L IPL 4.93 (3.51) −60, −43, 40
(b)
Synchrony audio-preceding-visual>rest 54a L STG 8.00 (4.51) −57, −61, 25
    L IPL 4.11 (3.14) −48, −64, 40
  20b R STP 5.79 (3.84) 69, −25, 16
    RSTG 4.13 (3.14) 60, −25, 13
  20b L SFG (BA 9) 5.67 (3.80) −18, 56, 31
  12b L SFG (BA 6) 5.06 (3.56) −15, 26, 61

The t-map of each contrast was corrected for multiple comparisons using the AlphaSim command in AFNI (Cox, 1996; B. D. Ward, http://afni.nih.gov/afni/docpdf/AlphaSim.pdf). The individual voxel threshold probability threshold was set to be 0.05.

a

p<0.001.

b

p<0.05 (AlphaSim correction).

L, left; R, right; STG, superior temporal gyrus; IPL, inferior parietal lobule; SmG, supramarginal gyrus; MFG, middle frontal gyrus; MeFG, medial frontal gyrus; STP, superior parietal pole; SFG; superior frontal gyrus; MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute.