Neurosynth: 21168512

Left TPJ activity in verbal working memory: implications for storage- and sensory-specific models of short term memory.

Authors:	Ravizza SM, Hazeltine E, Ruiz S, Zhu DC
Journal:	NeuroImage
Year:	2011
PMID:	21168512

Extracted activations

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	22.5529743314495	-67.0035909712217	-26.3547603396228
1	-28.983432233945	-13.3560949429074	10.676032444436
1	-25.8764300982972	-4.49954448229506	1.90276951510618
1	17.0938991931677	-3.98554103698384	-17.9297445026563
1	34.8096504138072	36.49488369025	23.7066282876078
1	34.9485034825254	37.5334512962867	34.807237783061
1	33.8640396854014	38.5932088851463	34.7208496775254
1	34.9444041402236	38.5970196755714	34.7020710664677

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Associated analyses

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v5-topics-50_9_memory_working_wm	0.449
tpj	0.404
v4-topics-100_68_memory_working_task	0.341
storage	0.315
v4-topics-50_22_memory_working_wm	0.295
v5-topics-200_179_memory_working_task	0.294
v5-topics-100_45_memory_working_wm	0.286
v4-topics-50_18_human_role_information	0.245
speech perception	0.211
verbal	0.211

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