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. 2013 Dec 4;7:101. doi: 10.3389/fnsys.2013.00101

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Copyright © 2013 Liu, Chang and Duyn.

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The involvement of thalamic nuclei in CAPs. (A) CAPs in visual areas show co-activations in the LGN (CAP 26) and in different subdivisions of the Pulvinar (CAPs 2-3) each with different involvement of visual cortex. (B) CAPs in sensori-motor areas showing anti-phase activity at the AN/MDN of the thalamus (big arrows) and some areas surrounding the posterior thalamus (small arrows). The correlation map (CorrMap) seeded in the motor cortex (green square) and IC 6 less clearly shows anti-phase activity in these thalamic regions. Note: the display thresholds for CorrMap and IC 6 were adjusted in order to display approximately the same number of negative voxels as in CAP 19. (C) Sensorimotor-related CAPs also show co-activations at the thalamic nuclei, including the VPL (CAP 19) and VL (CAP 23), which are separated by only a few millimeters.