Neurosynth: 18854581

Distinct neural circuits support transient and sustained processes in prospective memory and working memory.

Authors:	Reynolds JR, West R, Braver T
Journal:	Cerebral cortex (New York, N.Y. : 1991)
Year:	2009
PMID:	18854581

Extracted activations

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	-12.0774040102822	-74.1300871041555	-31.7832101834906
1	-12.0774040102822	-74.1300871041555	-31.7832101834906
1	35.4479212549573	-67.4771452891388	-32.1304084200411
1	35.4479212549573	-67.4771452891388	-32.1304084200411
1	-40.3703975988385	-65.9033333688895	-45.5621981398756
1	-40.3703975988385	-65.9033333688895	-45.5621981398756
1	34.4103149219641	-62.3669311595494	57.0275249154799
1	34.4103149219641	-62.3669311595494	57.0275249154799
1	36.4656479989022	-60.9591701443554	49.0092076133607
1	36.4656479989022	-60.9591701443554	49.0092076133607

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Associated analyses

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sustained	0.504
prospective	0.311
v4-topics-50_19_stimulus_responses_response	0.299
v5-topics-50_47_attention_attentional_target	0.267
v5-topics-50_9_memory_working_wm	0.219
anterior prefrontal	0.208
v4-topics-200_115_acupuncture_sustained_transient	0.18
v5-topics-50_48_prefrontal_cortex_pfc	0.173
v4-topics-100_64_time_sustained_duration	0.173
v4-topics-50_12_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.164

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