Table 1.

Sample 1: Peak coordinates of hypothalamus intrinsic functional connectivity networks in healthy normal‐weight participants (n = 49)

Activated region	Brodmann's area	Peak location (x, y, z)a	Cluster size	T score
Hypothalamus functional connectivity network: LH and MH conjuction
Ventral striatum/nucleus accumbens		−9, 6, −6	40	11.18
Caudate		−12, 21, 3	104	9.21
Putamen		−15, 9, −9	38	9.77
Cerebellum		45, −60, −33	205	9.20
Pallidum		−15, −6, −6	20	8.92
Thalamus		−9, −33, 3	111	8.16
Posterior cingulum	7	0, −75, 36	606	7.94
Parahippocampal gyrus	35	18, −30, −12	355	7.35
Inferior frontal orbital gyrus	11	30, 33, −15	84	6.40
Superior temporal gyrus	37	45, 24, −18	17	6.38
Fusiform gyrus	34	−33, −36, −18	117	6.24
Middle temporal gyrus	19	−45, −78, 21	216	6.19
Middle cingulum	32	0, 24, 36	49	5.92
Midbrain (brainstem)		−6, −21, −24	20	5.85
LH > MH
Caudate		12, 9, 0	130	10.42
Putamen		−15, 3, 0	232	9.96
Anterior cingulum	24	−6, 33, 9	305	9.52
Thalamus		−18, −21, 3	241	8.45
Inferior frontal operculum	32	42, 15, 9	30	6.70
MH > LH
Sup orbital frontal gyrus Orbitofrontal cortex	11	9, 60, −21	14	4.91
Superior occipital gyrus	19	−15, −93, 36	64	4.65
Ventral striatum/Nucleus accumbens		−6,9,−9	28	4.57
Inferior occipital gyrus	19	42, −78, 3	73	4.26

Note: all regions are P < 0.05 whole‐brain FWE‐corrected for multiple comparisons.

^aMontreal Neurological Institute.

Abbreviations: LH, lateral hypothalamus; MH, medial hypothalamus.