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. 2016 Jan 5;15(2):221–230. doi: 10.1111/gbb.12277

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GBB-12277-FIG-0004-c — SPMs showing brain activation (BOLD signal) in response to the CS versus baseline that was greater in control rats (n = 12) than in BDNF^+/− rats (n = 13). (a) Coronal, sagittal and axial views of the cluster over the left amygdala [A; P _FWE < 0.001, K_E = 490, peak T = 6.49 at (46, −12, −20)]. (b) Parameter estimates from left and right amygdala across the three CS presentations; *main effect of genotype P < 0.05. (c) The GI [P _FWE < 0.06, K_E = 195, peak T = 5.38 at (58, 12, −2)], (c) the PAG [P _FWE = 0.062, K_E = 193, peak T = 4.79 at (6, −52, 38)] and e) the right parasubiculum [PaS; P _FWE = 0.057, K_E = 198, peak T = 4.91 at (−48, −76, 30)]. SPMs are presented overlaid on the average structural image (n = 25) and the right side of the image is the left side of the brain. Scale bar represents T‐score.