Generalized Role for the Cerebellum in Encoding Internal Models: Evidence from Semantic Processing

Torgeir Moberget; Eva Hilland Gullesen; Stein Andersson; Richard B. Ivry; Tor Endestad

doi:10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2264-13.2014

Table 1.

MNI coordinates of contextually modulated cerebellar and brainstem activation clusters

Contrast	Volume (cm³)	q (corr.)	z	Coordinates			Cerebellar lobules
Contrast	Volume (cm³)	q (corr.)	z	x	y	z	Cerebellar lobules
Congruent > Scrambled	2.57	0.000	3.75	32	−74	−37	Right Crus I/II
	1.06	0.010	4.27	8	−54	−45	Right lobule IX*
	1.06	0.010	4.08	−20	−10	−3	Left brainstem (thalamus, red nucleus)*
	0.66	0.044	4.37	6	−16	−7	Right brainstem (thalamus, red nucleus)*
Incongruent > Congruent	7.87	0.000	5.40	−10	−84	−31	Left Crus I/II, IV, vermis Crus I
	7.77	0.000	4.65	18	−74	−29	Right Crus I/II, vermis Crus I/II, VI
Incongruent > Scrambled	14.36	0.000	5.34	22	−78	−29	Right Crus I/II, vermis Crus I/II, VI
	5.72	0.000	4.49	−16	−80	−29	Left Crus I/II, vermis Crus I
	1.90	0.001	5.41	6	−54	−41	Right IX, left IX, vermis VIIIa/b, IX
	1.13	0.009	4.50	−8	−20	−7	Left brainstem (thalamus, red nucleus)

Clusters of activation for contrasts of interest. We present the volume of the cluster (thresholded at voxelwise p < 0.005, uncorrected), FDR-corrected cluster-level p value, the peak voxel z values within the cluster, the MNI coordinates (in SUIT space; Dietrichsen, 2006), and the anatomical extent of the cluster (in lobules; Dietrichsen et al., 2006). Anatomical labels in bold correspond to the MNI coordinates of peak activations. Activations marked with an asterisk failed to reach statistical significance in the control analyses where word frequency was equalized across conditions.