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www.frontiersin.org/files/Articles/86708/fnhum-08-00425-HTML/image_m/fnhum-08-00425-t002.jpg

 

Just to clarify, attached is an example table of regions corresponding to resting state networks from Pariyadath, Stein, and Ross in Frontiers In Neuroscience 8, 16Jun2014.

doi.org/10.3389/fnhum.2014.00425

I hope to find more such table ideally using node regions from the Desikan-Killiani atlas but others would help too.

 

Thanks - Don

 

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Dear list,

 

I would like to find a reasonably good mapping from Desiken-Killiani ROIs and as many of the resting state networks as makes sense, e.g. salience, visual, etc.

I have made a start using the network пр ROI mapping in the Conn Toolbox but I think there is likely a better starting place.

Any direction would be most welcome.

 

Thanks - Don

 

Don Krieger, PhD

Research Scientist

Department of Neurological Surgery

University of Pittsburgh