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. 2016 May 9;10:164. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2016.00164

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Copyright © 2016 Braga, Fu, Seemungal, Wise and Leech.

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Auditory task-evoked eye movement regions overlap with DAN. A visually cued saccade task was used to functionally define the DAN (red) in our dataset. The regions (from Figure 4) associated with increased gaze position bias (blue) and saccade inhibition (green) were used as seeds to assess intrinsic functional connectivity (FC) in the resting state. Both FC maps overlapped considerably with the DAN. The saccade inhibition FC map also revealed stronger connectivity with anterior prefrontal and auditory regions in the temporal lobe. The gaze position bias FC map also revealed strong connectivity with the dorsal and ventral visual streams.