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. 2015 Nov 4;112(46):E6379–E6387. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1518257112

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Fig. S9. — Ripple-triggered NET-fMRI associated with SPW-R subtypes. Averaged BOLD time courses showing differentiated neocortical activations and subcortical deactivations for distinct event types in Z-score units: (A) Only monkey i11. (B) Only monkey e10. (C) Across 12 experimental sessions, 4 animals. Gray regions in the previous plots represent activations below a 0.3-Z-score-units threshold. Population contrast maps (Bottom) show differences between subtypes in both neocortical and subcortical domains. Note that subtype 1 relates to the lowest subcortical down-regulations, whereas subtype 4 presents down-regulation comparable to that of classical SPW-Rs. In A–C, listed ROIs are as follows: Parietal (Par), temporal (Tmp), prefrontal (PFC) cortical areas, extrastriate occipital areas (XC), posterior and anterior cingulate cortices (PCC, ACC, respectively), retrosplenial area (RetroSp), thalamus (Tha), hippocampus (HP), periaqueductal gray (PAG), locus coeruleus (LC), and raphe.