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. 2021 Feb 26;12:642411. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.642411

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Copyright © 2021 Li, Cao, Zhang, Chen, Gao, Peng, Shao and Zhang.

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Relation of functional connectivity between left thalamus and other brain regions to emotion changes following acute sleep deprivation (ASD > RW, n = 28). The decrease in functional connectivity between l-Tha and l-OperIFG (A), between l-Tha and l-OrbIFG (D) was significantly negatively correlated with the Change of total score of the POMS. The decrease in functional connectivity between l-Tha and l-OperIFG (B), between l-Tha and l-OrbIFG (C) was significantly negatively correlated with the change of anxiety. The decrease in functional connectivity between l-Tha and l-OrbIFG (E,F) was significantly negatively correlated with the change of confusion and fatigue. FC, functional connectivity; ASD, acute sleep deprivation; RW, rested wakefulness; l-Tha, left thalamus; l-OperIFG, left opercular inferior frontal gyrus; l-OrbIFG, left orbital inferior frontal gyrus.