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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 3.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2011 Dec 21;60(1):592–600. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2011.12.023

Table 2.

Associations of gray and white matter regions with PYY*

Region, Brodmann Areaa MNIb coordinates
T Cluster size
x y z
GM regions positively associated with PYY
Fasting PYY
L. cerebellum, posterior lobe −6 −64 −20 5.30 509
 R. cerebellum, posterior lobe −10 −58 −21 3.19
Postprandial PYY
L. caudate nucleus, body −3 2 9 6.18 690
 R. caudate nucleus, body 6 4 9 5.48
PYY response
L. fusiform gyrus, BA37 −39 −40 −15 6.71 168
L. globus pallidus −8 2 1 5.72 224
R. temporal lobe, BA37 50 −42 −12 5.53 335
R. caudate nucleus, head 10 4 1 5.01 373
L. middle temporal gyrus, BA37 −45 −58 −2 4.75 170
R. cingulate gyrus, BA32 15 33 28 4.37 139
 R. anterior cingulate gyrus, BA32 4 33 24 4.25
GM regions negatively associated with PYY
 none
WM regions positively associated with PYY
Fasting PYY
R. inferior frontal gyrus, BA9 44 8 25 6.04 145
Postprandial PYY
 none
PYY response
 none
WM regions negatively associated with PYY
Fasting PYY
 none
Postprandial PYY
 none
PYY response
Extranuclear WM, L. Thalamusa −3 −24 12 4.49 123
*

Results significant at a threshold of p<0.001 and a cluster size of 100 continuous voxels, uncorrected for multiple comparisons.

a

Indicates nearest gray matter.

b

MNI: Montreal Neurological Institute.