Neurosynth: 23747456

Time-on-task and sleep deprivation effects are evidenced in overlapping brain areas.

Authors:	Asplund CL, Chee MW
Journal:	NeuroImage
Year:	2013
PMID:	23747456

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	3.44653519898165	-88.601267852272	-3.72198048371715
1	3.44653519898165	-88.601267852272	-3.72198048371715
1	3.44653519898165	-88.601267852272	-3.72198048371715
1	3.44653519898165	-88.601267852272	-3.72198048371715
1	3.44653519898165	-88.601267852272	-3.72198048371715
1	3.44653519898165	-88.601267852272	-3.72198048371715
1	3.44653519898165	-88.601267852272	-3.72198048371715
1	-6.29472954359212	-87.6758533474168	-4.76820065033704
1	-6.29472954359212	-87.6758533474168	-4.76820065033704
1	-6.29472954359212	-87.6758533474168	-4.76820065033704

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sleep	0.475
deprivation	0.43
v5-topics-50_15_task_performance_cognitive	0.347
v4-topics-50_37_age_adults_aging	0.266
task	0.215
v4-topics-100_80_task_tasks_performance	0.214
v5-topics-100_49_attention_attentional_task	0.208
v4-topics-50_22_memory_working_wm	0.207
v4-topics-100_91_pet_flow_tomography	0.203
v5-topics-100_88_cbf_cerebral_perfusion	0.197

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