Table 2.

Significant clusters of functional connectivity for control subjects

Region	Cluster size (mm3)	Direction of relationship	Mean z-value	Location
				x	y	z
Anterior middle temporal gyrus, anterior parahippocampal     gyrus, posterior middle temporal gyrus, temporal pole	13029	Positive	2.67	50	4	−28
Anterior middle temporal gyrus, frontal occipital cortex,     frontal orbital cortex, inferior frontal gyrus, posterior     inferior temporal gyrus, posterior middle temporal gyrus,     posterior superior temporal gyrus, temporal pole,     temorooccipital middle temporal gyrus	28838	Positive	2.87	−53	−3	−19
Posterior cingulate gyrus, anterior cingulate gyrus, anterior     parahippocampal gyrus, left thalamus, lingual gyrus,     posterior parahippocampal gyrus, posterior temporal     fusiform cortex, precuneus cortex, right thalamus	60754	Positive	3.76	−3	−50	21
Anterior parahippocampal gyrus, posterior     parahippocampal gyrus, right hippocampus, temporal     occipital fusiform cortex	4100	Positive	2.67	23	−22	−21
Paracingulate gyrus, Anterior cingulate gyrus, frontal     medial cortex, frontal pole, middle frontal gyrus, superior     frontal gyrus	100326	Positive	3.32	−6	45	22
Superior lateral occipital cortex, angular gyrus, posterior     supramarginal gyrus, temporooccipital middle temporal     gyrus	21309	Positive	3.51	−49	−64	32
Superior lateral occipital cortex, angular gyrus	10478	Positive	3.10	49	−64	28
Precentral gyrus, postcentral gyrus	4418	Positive	2.61	0	−32	68

Note. Coordinates are for the maximum z-stat in MNI152 2009a symmetrical space. Regions represent areas of significant positive correlation with seeded region (PCC) after gray-matter cluster correction. The first cluster in this table is large because it reflects the entirety of the default mode network.