Table 2.

Areas of significant connectivity for the memory and default mode network (DMN)in all participants^*, controlling for age and years of education.

Cluster regions	Brodmann Areas	size (voxels)	max Z	MNI Coordinates
				x	y	z
memory network
Seed region: LPHC
L/R Fusiform, STG, MTG, ITG, TP, PHC, HF, Amygdala, Thalamus, MCC, PCC, Calcarine, Cerabellum, and L MOG, MTG, AG	17,18,19,20,21,30,37,38,39	39891	Inf	−26	−38	−16
R MTG, MOG, AG	37,39	1551	6.12	48	−66	14
L MFG, SFG**	8,9	884	4.79	−22	26	38
DMN
Seed region: mPFC
L/R ACC, MCC, PCC, Precuneus, SFG, MFG, SMFG, Calcarine, AG***	9,10,11,23,24,26,30,32,39,40,48	60540	Inf	0	40	20
Cerebellum, Vermis		595	6.12	−2	−42	−28

^*Threshold: p < 0.005, voxel-level uncorrected, and p < 0.05, cluster-level corrected

^**LPHC: left parahippocampal cortex, L: left, R: right, STG: superior temporal gyrus, MTG: middle temporal gyrus, ITG: inferior temporal gyrus, HF: hippocampal formation, MCC: middle cingulate cortex, PCC: posterior cingulate cortex, MOG: middle occipital gyrus, AG: angular gyrus, SFG: superior frontal gyrus

^***mPFC: medial pre-frontal cortex, ACC: anterior cingulate cortex, MFG: middle frontal gyrus, SMFG: superior medial frontal gyrus

Brain regions in italics correlated to MNI coordinates for peak voxel, corresponding to highlighted regions in Figure 1 A and B.