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. 2018 Oct 15;8:15237. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-33567-9

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BOLD time-courses during Attend and Ignore tasks in cortical ROIs. (a–i) Each row shows plots of mean BOLD time-courses for a given area in left and right hemispheres of both monkeys (Monkey # 1: Left column; Monkey # 2: Right column) along with coronal slices containing the peak of the area. The name of the area is shown at top-left of each row. The location of the coronal slice w.r.t the inter-aural axis is shown on top of each coronal slice. Mean BOLD time-courses are plotted as % change in BOLD on y-axis against repetition time (TR) on the x-axis for Attend (red) and Ignore (blue) tasks. Error bars indicate 95% confidence intervals.TR = 0 on x-axis indicates start of the block. The location of the white cross-hair in each coronal slice indicates the peak of the area in the corresponding hemisphere and is overlaid with attention-related activation (t-scores contrasting Attend and Ignore (Bonferroni correction; p < 0.05, t-score > 5.02), as in Fig. 3). aFST refers to anterior part of anatomical area FST.