Reorganization Observed in One-Handers’ Resting-State Functional Connectivity
ROIs of the foot (red), hand (green), and lip (blue) are projected onto an inflated surface of a template brain, representing the deprived/nondominant hemisphere from a dorsal view. Functional connectivity was increased between the missing-hand territory and the foot (left) and lip (right) ROIs in one-handers (white bars) compared to controls’ nondominant-hand territory (gray bars). Error bars depict SEM. FC, functional connectivity. Other annotations are as in Figure 2.
See also Figure S2.