Neurosynth: 23201492

Dorsal and ventral working memory-related brain areas support distinct processes in contextual cueing.

Authors:	Manginelli AA, Baumgartner F, Pollmann S
Journal:	NeuroImage
Year:	2013
PMID:	23201492

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	-35.6526150001324	-76.0544917435143	-16.6237882463536
1	4.04426589206755	-73.1881730716555	46.2891560294347
1	-31.5613433565516	-63.1186731784991	52.6227154422691
1	52.1627828044751	-43.9137686602825	12.3174713963187
1	-9.85438454045873	-30.9815905615412	-18.1612941600191
1	-2.83067084352418	-26.9083121554474	25.0184112059026
1	36.2262988654315	-2.56676604429776	42.1149772511844
1	-32.0155834977368	-0.862421830469108	29.6617982034918
1	16.7551426248204	3.74605000375889	41.8219919506621
1	16.2142781544167	10.6428904148742	0.808130601097611

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Analysis	Loading
memory	0.386
v5-topics-50_47_attention_attentional_target	0.374
v4-topics-100_9_attention_attentional_visual	0.32
v4-topics-50_41_attention_attentional_visual	0.315
contextual	0.282
working memory	0.26
working	0.258
learned	0.255
v5-topics-50_33_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.241
capture	0.22

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