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Published in final edited form as: Brain Struct Funct. 2016 Jun 28;222(2):1039–1052. doi: 10.1007/s00429-016-1263-4

Table 2.

Cerebral and cerebellar fMRI activation differences between control and SCA6 groups

Brain region (s) Side Size (mm3) MNI coordinates (Peak)
F value
x y z
Whole brain analysis
    CON > SCA6
        Middle frontal gyrus; PMv I 1728 45 30 36 9.04
        Superior frontal gyrus C 1701 −27 51 18 15.70
C 324 −18 66 21 24.02
        Putamen C 1161 −24 9 −6 16.11
        Caudate nucleus C 567 −24 −3 18 21.32
        SMA, preSMA C 378 −2 −6 72 12.38
I 351 3 −3 57 11.99
        Precentral gyrus; M1 C 918 −24 −21 74 13.93
C 621 −30 −24 51 16.19
I 324 27 −15 72 20.02
        Postcentral gyrus; S1 C 432 −33 −36 69 9.88
I 1161 39 −31 63 8.99
        Superior parietal lobule C 378 −36 −48 69 12.05
        Middle cingulate cortex C 351 −9 −30 51 33.41
    SCA6 > CON I 324 12 −90 −12 10.69
        Temporal pole I 486 51 21 −18 18.93
        Lingual gyrus I 324 12 −90 −12 10.69
SUIT analysis: cerebellum I 324 12 −90 −12 10.69
    CON > SCA6 I 324 12 −90 −12 10.69
        Vermis VI, lobule I-IV, V, VI 6248 0 −66 −17 28.76
        Crus I-II, VIIb, vermis VIIIa/b C 6048 −12 −80 −45 28.23

C contralateral hemisphere, CON control, I ipsilateral hemisphere, M1 primary motor cortex, MNI Montreal Neurological Institute, PMv ventral premotor, S1 primary somatosensory cortex, SMA supplementary motor area, SCA6 spinocerebellar ataxia type 6