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. 2020 Feb 10;15(10):1056–1063. doi: 10.1093/scan/nsz103

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Fig. 2 — Circulating CRP level in breast cancer survivors is positively correlated with amygdala reactivity to threat. Correlations are shown between plasma levels of CRP and parameter estimates for left amygdala reactivity (P = 0.025) and right amygdala reactivity (P = 0.079) to threatening (vs non-threatening) faces. CRP values were natural log-transformed for analysis and plotting, but the vertical axis is labeled with non-transformed values for ease of interpretation. Brain image depicts a highlighted cross-section of the amygdala ROI.