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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 6.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychiatry. 2006 Nov 29;62(3):198–206. doi: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2006.08.004

Table 2.

Group Differences in Activation for Control Participants and Participants with Autism During Simple Response Inhibition

Location of Peak Activation Simple Inhibition
MNI Coordinates
Brodmann’s Area Cluster Size t(22) x y z
Areas in Which Control Participants Showed More Activation Than Participants with Autism
 Left Inferior Temporal Gyrus 37 82 4.56 −42 −46 −16
 Right Parahippocampal Gyrus 27 120 4.48 26 −34 −8
 Right Calcarine Sulcus 29, 30 260 4.39 16 −48 8
 Right Premotor Cortex 6 74 4.32 24 0 60
 Right Middle Cingulate Gyrus 31 58 4.17 14 −30 42
 Right Postcentral Gyrus 40 114 4.09 40 −30 46
 Left Postcentral Gyrus 40 35 4.08 −32 −44 56
 Right Insula/Right Inferior Frontal Gyrus 13/47 50 3.94 40 14 10
 Right Insula 13 20 3.28 38 14 −4
 Left Lingual Gyrus 30 31 3.51 −12 −46 0
Areas in Which Participants with Autism Showed More Activation Than Control Participants
 None

The threshold for significant activation was p < .005 for a spatial extent of at least 10 voxels, uncorrected for multiple comparisons. Region labels apply to the entire extent of the cluster. t-values, and MNI coordinates are for the peak activated voxel in each cluster only.

MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute.