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. 2017 Mar 3;11:104. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2017.00104

Table 1.

Brain areas of significant BOLD response across Group 1 subjects.

Networks Ipsilateral Size (mm3) Z-score Contralateral Size (mm3) Z-score
Associative Anterior prefrontal cortex (I) 1,050 13.83 Anterior prefrontal cortex (I) 31 −8.91
Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (I) 771 14.93 Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (I) 44 −9.26
Limbic Prepyriform area (I) 54 −7.47 Prepyriform area (I) 64 −10.85
Insular cortex 119 14.26 Insular cortex 49 −9.11
Dorsal anterior cingulate cortex (I) 442 13.86
Dorsal posterior cingulate cortex (I) 167 15.60
Nucleus Accumbens (I) 94 7.97
Perirhinal cortex (I) 3 −6.73
Fornix and hippocampus (C) 33 7.69
Inferior temporal gyrus (C) 72 −9.11
Parahippocampal cortex (C) 44 −9.72
Sensory/motor Primary somatosensory cortex (I) 900 14.24 Primary somatosensory cortex (I) 142 −8.72
Premotor cortex (I) 1,041 16.96
Primary motor cortex (I) 230 15.62
Cerebellar lobule V (C) 42 7.58
Cerebellar lobule VI (C) 59 7.62
Cerebellar lobule VIIB (C) 29 7.6
Basal ganglia Caudate (I) 2 6.31
Putamen (I) 169 11.47

Associative network activation included the anterior prefrontal cortex on both the ipsilateral and contralateral side. Limbic regions of significant BOLD change included dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, prepyriform area, insular cortex (bilateral), dorsal anterior cingulate cortex, dorsal posterior cingulate cortex, nucleus accumbens, perirhinal cortex (ipsilateral), fornix and hippocampus, inferior temporal gyrus, parahippocampal cortex (contralateral). Sensory/motor regions included primary somatosensory cortex (bilateral), premotor and primary motor cortex (ipsilateral), and cerebellar lobules V, VI, VIIB (contralateral). Basal ganglia regions included ipsilateral caudate and putamen.