Takashima et al. 10.1073/pnas.0507774103.

Supporting Tables

Files in this Data Supplement:

Supporting Table 1
Supporting Table 2
Supporting Table 3




Table 1. Behavioral results

Result

Day 1

Day 2

Day 30

Day 90

 

Number of trials

Remote hit

49.5 (12.9)

50.1 (15.2)

36.7 (13.8)

33.7 (15.5)

(%)

63.7

66.1

48.9

45.9

d’ remote

1.4 (0.53)

1.3 (0.47)

0.7 (0.34)

0.5 (0.33)

Remote miss

28.2 (12.5)

25.7 (13.2)

38.3 (13.6)

39.7 (16.7)

(%)

36.3

33.9

51.1

54.1

Recent hit

62.2 (10.3)

65.6 (11.0)

64.0 (9.9)

64.9 (9.3)

(%)

79.2

85.2

84.9

85.7

d’ recent

1.9 (0.63)

2.0 (0.72)

1.8 (1.49)

1.8 (0.57)

Recent miss

16.4 (9.7)

11.4 (9.2)

11.4 (6.8)

10.8 (8.1)

(%)

20.8

14.8

15.1

14.3

Correct rejection

63.3 (10.2)

58.0 (12.3)

55.3 (9.4)

51.0 (14.2)

(%)

81.6

76.8

74.4

70.3

False alarm

14.3 (9.2)

17.5 (12.2)

19.0 (8.3)

21.5 (12.4)

(%)

18.4

23.2

25.6

29.7

Uncertain

6.1 (5.9)

11.5 (12.7)

13.8 (15.7)

18.4 (20.3)

 

Reaction time

Remote hit

1.275 (0.206)

1.248 (0.225)

1.361 (0.249)

1.415 (0.255)

Remote miss

1.565 (0.424)

1.510 (0.391)

1.570 (0.330)

1.629 (0.366)

Recent hit

1.156 (0.189)

1.072 (0.189)

1.115 (0.160)

1.105 (0.175)

Recent miss

1.520 (0.254)

1.534 (0.465)

1.583 (0.299)

1.660 (0.487)

Correct rejection

1.576 (0.943)

1.439 (0.351)

1.488 (0.281)

1.568 (0.336)

False alarm

1.539 (0.481)

1.463 (0.440)

1.423 (0.303)

1.518 (0.334)

The average and standard deviation (in parentheses) of the number of trials for each condition are shown. Percentage is calculated by the proportion of the trials excluding the trials that were responded "uncertain" (e.g. % remote hit = (trial remote hit) / (trial remote hit + remote miss) ´ 100). The average and standard deviation (in parentheses) of the response time for each condition is noted in seconds.





Table 2. Significant differences in blood oxygenation level-dependent responses for the contrast between trials for recent hits and misses on day 1

Brain region

BA

Cluster P value

Local maxima

Ventral anterior cingulate

10/24/32

<0.001

[–4 46 –10]

  

[–6 50 –8]

  

[0 44 –10]

  

[8 50 –4]

Left superior frontal

8/9

<0.001

[–14 30 52]

  

[–22 30 50]

  

[–26 24 52]

Left anterior superior frontal

9/10

0.011

[–8 62 26]

  

[–8 48 44]

  

[–10 58 30]

Precuneus/posterior cingulate

23/30/31

< 0.001

[–14 –44 2]

  

[2 –44 20]

  

[–12 –48 42]

Left posterior parietal

19/7/39/40

< 0.001

[–38 –74 38]

  

[–42 –60 54]

  

[–58 –38 38]

  

[–54 –62 32]

Right posterior parietal

7/40

<0.001

[32 –44 68]

  

[54 –30 38]

Left middle-inferior temporal

20/21/37

<0.001

[–50 –42 –14]

  

[–58 –38 –10]

  

[–56 –50 –4]

Right middle-inferior temporal

20/21/37

<0.001

[54 –38 –14]

Right posterior insula/operculum

14/16/43

<0.001

[42 –16 22]

  

[50 –18 22]

  

[56 –20 14]

Right sensorimotor

1–4/6

<0.001

[40 –18 66]

  

[36 –24 56]

  

[60 –16 42]

Left cerebellum

 

<0.001

[–12 –58 –14]

In addition to the hippocampal activation reported in the main text, several brain regions were activated. All reported local maxima are significant P < 0.05 (corrected). BA, Brodmann's area.





Table 3. Polysomnographic results

Sleep stage

Awake

1

2

3

4

REM

SWS

Total sleep

Total recording

Mean

48.0

36.9

36.7

5.2

8.6

2.7

13.8

90.3

138.6

SD

41.2

27.8

24.1

6.0

11.7

7.6

14.8

51.0

28.8

Minimum

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

103.0

Maximum

124.1

99.0

83.5

19.2

36.8

24.2

42.7

168.5

180.5

Mean, standard deviation (SD), and the range of different sleep stages in minutes. Slow-wave sleep (SWS) is the sum of sleep stages 3 and 4. REM, rapid-eye-movement sleep.