fMRI Investigation of Cortical and Subcortical Networks in the Learning of Abstract and Effector-Specific Representations of Motor Sequences



Table S4a. Locations of significant BOLD signal in the visual regressor (Accuracy)

Activation

Deactivation

Brain area

BA

Coordinates (mm)

T value

Coordinates (mm)

T value

x

y

z

x

Y

z

Cerebellum

Ant. Lobe (Culmen)

R

---

12

-63

-10

5.34

Basal Ganglia

Caudate Head

L

---

-8

16

1

4.90

Caudate Body

R

---

10

3

15

5.30

L

---

-14

-20

25

5.26

Ant. Putamen (d)

R

---

18

3

15

4.14

Post. Putamen (d)

L

---

-26

-2

0

6.58

Hippocampus

R

---

30

-33

-3

4.08

L

---

---

Sup. occipital gyrus

R

19

36

-78

32

5.27

---

Middle occipital gyrus

R

19

44

-85

8

5.60

---

L

19

-36

-83

13

4.30

---

Parietal cortex

Superior

R

7

34

-58

51

6.35

---

Posterior

R

7

18

-60

38

5.68

---

L

7

-12

-70

42

7.33

---

Precuneus

L

7

-8

-51

58

4.84

---

Inferior Lobule

R

40

---

59

-43

43

5.95

L

40

---

-53

-54

43

4.48

Sensory

L

2

---

-48

-21

47

4.18

Primary motor

L

4

---

-44

-15

49

3.95*

Cingulate Gyrus

32

4

21

32

6.95

---

Inferior frontal gyrus

L

45

-46

29

0

5.11

---

L

10

-42

49

1

4.99

---

Middle frontal gyrus

L

9

---

-34

36

29

4.56

Medial frontal gyrus

10

---

-6

49

7

4.81

Stereotaxic Talairach coordinates of peak activation obtained with p < .001 (uncorrected). Abbreviations: Sup. Superior, Inf.

Inferior, d Dorsal, Ant. Anterior, Post. Posterior. *indicates the coordinate where a brain-behavior correlation analysis was
performed.

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