Neurosynth: 18760691

Activity in both hippocampus and perirhinal cortex predicts the memory strength of subsequently remembered information.

Authors:	Shrager Y, Kirwan CB, Squire LR
Journal:	Neuron
Year:	2008
PMID:	18760691

Extracted activations

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	0.783338313689325	-56.9345094718485	48.0981739623443
1	-48.86608406525	-54.5672420304191	53.1919004359902
1	-44.9498122075793	-53.2057146484825	21.6144125381175
1	48.4090352869645	-42.9654465356902	57.110523972142
1	-59.8300031760685	-42.6733834680825	43.2371983510845
1	62.9900986241393	-42.6043788555393	14.2446404682397
1	39.8526060495504	-35.7836684985531	65.5102401574059
1	-25.9954489531039	-21.8032080594141	-10.9505220800836
1	-49.7994362575404	-19.9676222114042	-12.9678479690929
1	28.9788329785813	-11.5963145185083	-19.6202641072279

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Associated analyses

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Analysis	Loading
v5-topics-50_33_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.701
v4-topics-50_12_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.519
v4-topics-100_24_memory_encoding_retrieval	0.473
v5-topics-100_76_memory_recognition_items	0.391
subsequent memory	0.348
subsequent	0.32
memory	0.318
v5-topics-400_229_mtl_recollection_memory	0.291
v4-topics-400_247_memory_encoding_retrieval	0.234
v5-topics-100_72_memory_encoding_hippocampus	0.228

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