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. 2022 Jul 7;119(28):e2107797119. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2107797119

Table 1.

Cortical ripple coupling with cortical or hippocampal ripples: frequency and order

Ripple | ripple Significant modulation Significant Sidedness Cortical ripple leading
NREM
Cort-R | Cort-R 98.6% (4,487/4,550) 3.5% (157/4,487) N/A
Hipp-R | Cort-R 28.9% (133/461) 31.6% (42/133) 33.3% (14/42)*
Cort-R | Hipp-R 29.3% (135/461) 31.1% (42/135) 33.3% (14/42)*
Hipp-SWR | Cort-R 19.7% (91/461) 45.1% (41/91) 24.4% (10/41)*
Cort-R | Hipp-SWR 20.6% (95/461) 44.2% (42/95) 21.4% (9/42)*
Hipp-SSR | Cort-R 12.2% (56/461) 17.9% (10/56) 50.0% (5/10)
Cort-R | Hipp-SSR 11.7% (54/461) 22.2% (11/54) 41.7% (5/12)
Waking
Cort-R | Cort-R 98.4% (4,478/4,550) 8.1% (364/4,478) N/A
Hipp-R | Cort-R 87.0% (401/461) 22.4% (90/401) 84.4% (76/90)*
Cort-R | Hipp-R 87.4% (403/461) 22.3% (90/403) 84.4% (76/90)*

Significant modulation: Proportion of channel pairs with a significant increase in the conditional probability of a ripple occurring in the first channel given that one occurred within ±500 ms in the second (e.g., Hipp-R | Cort-R refers to hippocampal ripples occurring within ±500 ms relative to cortical ripples at t = 0; one-sided randomization test, 200 shuffles, 25-ms nonoverlapping bins, three consecutive bins each with post-FDR P < 0.05 required for significance). During NREM, conditional probabilities are shown separately for those hippocampal ripples associated with sharpwaves (Hipp-SWR) and sleep spindles (Hipp-SSR) as well as all ripples (Hipp-R). Significant sidedness: Those with significant modulations that had significant sidedness preference around t = 0 (post-FDR P < 0.05, two-sided binomial test, expected = 0.5, −500 to −1 ms vs. 1 to 500 ms). Cortical ripple leading: Those with significant sidedness around 0 that had cortical ripples leading (according to counts within −500 to −1 ms vs. 1 to 500 ms). During NREM, Hipp-R and Hipp-SWR led Cort-R, and during waking, Cort-R led Hipp-R (*P < 0.05, two-sided binomial test, expected value = 0.5), resulting in a significant preference for cortical ripples to lead hippocampal ripples in waking vs. NREM (P < 0.00001, χ2 = 51.59, df = 1). See SI Appendix, Table 3 for results from individual patients. N/A, not applicable since both channels are cortical.