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. 2015 Jan 9;6:344. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2014.00344

Table 4.

Resting-state connectivity within the networks of interests within the young and older individuals.

Brain regions within the clusters Hemisphere Cluster size (mm3) Peak p-value MNI coordinates (x, y, z)
YOUNG: BEFORE ENCODING*
The right frontoparietal network LH/RH <0.001
The salience network LH/RH <0.001
The lateral visual network LH/RH <0.001
The medial visual network LH/RH <0.001
The ventral network LH/RH <0.001
The default mode network LH/RH 0.006
The executive network LH/RH <0.001
The left frontoparietal network LH/RH <0.001
OLD: BEFORE ENCODING*
The right frontoparietal network LH/RH <0.001
The salience network LH/RH <0.001
The lateral visual network LH/RH <0.001
The medial visual network LH/RH <0.001
The ventral network LH/RH <0.001
The default mode network LH/RH 0.011
The executive network LH/RH <0.001
The left frontoparietal network LH/RH <0.001
YOUNG: AFTER ENCODING MINUS BEFORE ENCODING
The default mode network
Precuneus LH 199 0.017 −18, −63, 18
The executive network
Paracingulate cortex, superior frontal cortex LH 42 0.008 −6, 15, 51

p-Values refer to the peak of all significant voxels. All p-values < 0.05 are family-wise error (FWE)-corrected at 0.05. Clusters with less than 10 mm3 are not reported. MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute; LH, left hemisphere; RH, right hemisphere.

*

For the before encoding time, we have not split up the results in clusters, as the effects involved large areas of the total brain and these effects are not the main interest of the manuscript (see Supplemental Figure 6). The Harvard-Oxford (sub)cortical and cerebellum atlas provided within FSL were used as anatomical reference.