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. 2021 Feb 4;14:622637. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2020.622637

Table 2.

Regions of increased brain activity during the knee extension force-matching task.

Cluster index Brain regions Voxel count P-value Peak MNI voxel Z stat-max
x y z
Overall activation during knee extension force-matching
6 B Precentral gyrus, Postcentral gyrus, Superior parietal lobule, 17,662 <0.00001 0 −34 56 10.1
Lateral occipital cortex
5 B Precentral gyrus, Corticospinal tract, R Thalamus 1,567 <0.00001 10 −16 4 4.99
4 Corticospinal tract, L Thalamus 1,137 <0.00001 −8 −18 16 5.57
3 Precentral Gyrus, Inferior frontal gyrus, Premotor cortex 375 0.000116 −56 0 38 7.22
2 R Cerebellum VIIIA, VIIB, IX 284 0.000882 32 −50 −48 4.79
1 L Cerebellum VIIB, VIIIA, VIIIB, IX 182 0.0113 −20 −70 −44 6.26
Neural activity increase associated with knee extension force error
3 L Postcentral gyrus, Superior parietal lobule 206 0.00598 −20 −40 76 4.89 <
2 R Frontal pole 142 0.0344 30 52 20 5.02
1 R Middle frontal gyrus 130 0.0489 46 12 40 4.24
Neural activity decrease associated with knee extension force error
1 Intracalcarine cortex, Lingual gyrus 161 0.0201 −14 −82 10 4.68

Regions of brain activity are reported that were identified in FSLeyes with the Harvard-Oxford cortical and subcortical structural atlas, Julich histological atlas, and the Cerebellar atlas in MNI152 space after normalization with FNIRT by peak voxel and with FSL tool atlasquery. B, bilateral; L, left; R, right.