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Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2013 Dec 16;89:314–330. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2013.12.013

Fig.9 — abc. Subject #1,#2,#3. Locations of significant voxels associated with high-frequency cardiac activity (1. row), high-frequency respiratory activity (2. row), low-frequency cardiac activity (3. row), low-frequency respiratory activity (4. row). The meaning of the color scale is: p=0.05 (red), p=0.01 (yellow), p=0.001 (white). The white dot visible in the structural images for the center slices is a vitamin D capsule (attached to the forehead) to indicate the right side.

def. Subject #4,#5,#6. Locations of significant voxels associated with high-frequency cardiac activity (1. row), high-frequency respiratory activity (2. row), low-frequency cardiac activity (3. row), low-frequency respiratory activity (4. row). The meaning of the color scale is: p=0.05 (red), p=0.01 (yellow), p=0.001 (white). The white dot visible in the structural images for the center slices is a vitamin D capsule (attached to the forehead) to indicate the right side.

Fig.9 — abc. Subject #1,#2,#3. Locations of significant voxels associated with high-frequency cardiac activity (1. row), high-frequency respiratory activity (2. row), low-frequency cardiac activity (3. row), low-frequency respiratory activity (4. row). The meaning of the color scale is: p=0.05 (red), p=0.01 (yellow), p=0.001 (white). The white dot visible in the structural images for the center slices is a vitamin D capsule (attached to the forehead) to indicate the right side.

def. Subject #4,#5,#6. Locations of significant voxels associated with high-frequency cardiac activity (1. row), high-frequency respiratory activity (2. row), low-frequency cardiac activity (3. row), low-frequency respiratory activity (4. row). The meaning of the color scale is: p=0.05 (red), p=0.01 (yellow), p=0.001 (white). The white dot visible in the structural images for the center slices is a vitamin D capsule (attached to the forehead) to indicate the right side.