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Table 1 Fronto-parietal network consistently involved in WM maintenance under higher memory load conditions

From: Human area MT+shows load-dependent activation during working memory maintenance with continuously morphing stimulation

Anatomical region (BA, r)

Side

Cluster size (voxels)

t-value

Peak coordinate

    

x

y

z

Superior parietal lobule (BA 7, r = 5)

R

4899

11.59

 18

−65

 55

Superior parietal lobule (BA 7, r = 3)

  

9.75

 26

−58

 53

Inferior parietal lobule (BA 40, r = 5)

  

9.72

 40

−33

 46

Inferior parietal lobule (BA 40)

L

5585

9.70

−36

−44

 48

Precuneus (BA 7, r = 3)

  

9.22

−18

−69

 51

Middle occipital gyrus (BA19)

  

9.21

−46

−74

−5

Middle frontal gyrus (BA 6, r = 3)

L

1146

9.69

−28

−1

 55

Inferior frontal gyrus (BA 9)

  

6.05

−57

 9

 27

Inferior frontal gyrus (BA 9, r = 5)

  

6.02

−50

 9

 24

Middle frontal gyrus (BA 6, r = 3)

R

827

9.61

 30

 1

 57

Inferior frontal gyrus (BA 47, r = 5)

L

155

6.56

−32

 21

−3

Medial frontal gyrus (BA 6, r = 3 /BA32)

L

330

6.47

−4

 14

 47

Medial frontal gyrus (BA 6)

  

6.19

 6

 16

 45

Inferior frontal gyrus (BA 47, r = 7)

R

109

6.36

 32

 25

−5

Lentiform nucleus

L

39

5.29

−12

 2

 0

Middle frontal gyrus (BA 8, r = 3)

R

54

4.93

 48

 8

 42

Middle frontal gyrus (BA 6, r = 3)

  

4.78

 42

 4

 38

Cerebellum culmen

R

22

4.92

 36

−53

−21

Caudate head (r = 3)

R

33

4.87

 12

8

 1

Inferior frontal gyrus (BA 44, r = 5)

R

42

4.77

 50

 11

 22

Inferior frontal gyrus (BA 44, r = 3)

  

4.40

 51

 12

 12

Inferior frontal gyrus (BA 45, r = 5)

  

4.24

 57

 15

 21

Cerebellum declive

R

49

4.67

 28

−75

−16

  1. Talairach coordinates of activation peaks revealed by a conjunction analysis of the maintenance period of complex trials versus maintenance period of simple trials conjunct over all four delay durations (FDR-corrected, p < .001; k > 20). Anatomical labels of peak activations are listed in boldface and significant sub-peaks are listed without boldface. Abbreviations: BA = Brodmann area; r = range of nearest gray matter in mm; R = right hemisphere; L = left hemisphere.