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. 2020 Jul 2;18(7):e3000789. doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.3000789

Fig 4. Joint ICA of brain and spinal cord RSNs.

Fig 4

ICA revealed 7 distributed networks that include both brain and spinal cord clusters. At the brain level, these networks include bilateral primary motor cortex (A), somatosensory cortex (B), dorsal sensorimotor (C), basal ganglia (D), thalamus (E), cerebellum (F), and the supplementary motor area (G). At the spinal cord level, they mainly cover the ventral or medial regions (A, B), the dorsal regions (D, E, F), or both dorsal and ventral regions of the cervical cord (C, G). Each spinal cord component is presented, from left to right, in sagittal, coronal, and axial planes. Color-coded activation maps indicate z-score values, corrected p < 0.05. The numerical data used in this figure are included in S1 Data. D, dorsal; ICA, independent component analysis; L, left; R, right; RSN, resting-state network; V, ventral.