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. 2021 Mar 17;41(11):2496–2511. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1985-20.2020

Table 7.

Edges of statistically significant functional subnetwork differing between AP musicians and non-musiciansa

Contrast Node 1 Node 2 t
AP > Non-mus Left PT Right PT 4.35
AP > Non-mus Left pOp Left PT 4.26
AP > Non-mus Right IFG,po Right pSTG 4.15
AP > Non-mus Left pSTG Right PT 3.94
AP > Non-mus Left pSTG Right aSMG 3.88
AP > Non-mus Right pSTG Left cOp 3.83
AP > Non-mus Right pSTG Right PT 3.66
AP > Non-mus Right pSTG Left PT 3.61
AP > Non-mus Left pOp Left PP 3.53
AP > Non-mus Left cOp Left HG 3.52
AP > Non-mus Left cOp Right HG 3.5
AP > Non-mus Left pOp Right PT 3.46
AP > Non-mus Left aSTG Left pOp 3.44
AP > Non-mus Right pOp Right HG 3.41
AP > Non-mus Right IFG,po Left pSTG 3.4

aEdges are ordered according to their descriptive strength with respect to group differences. aSMG, anterior SMG; aSTG, anterior STG; cOp, central operculum; Non-mus, non-musicians; pSTG, posterior STG; t, t statistic describing the strength of group difference in functional connectivity between Node 1 and Node 2.