Acta Psychologica Sinica ›› 2021, Vol. 53 ›› Issue (1): 38-54.doi: 10.3724/SP.J.1041.2021.00038
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JIN Hua1,2,3(), LIANG Ziping1,2,3, ZHU Ziliang1,2,3, YAN Shizhen1,2,3, LIN Lin1,2,3, AISIKAER Aikedan4, YIN Jianzhong4, JIANG Yunpeng1,2,3, TIAN Xin5
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2020-06-05
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2021-01-25
Online:
2020-11-24
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JIN Hua
E-mail:jinhua@tjnu.edu.cn
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JIN Hua, LIANG Ziping, ZHU Ziliang, YAN Shizhen, LIN Lin, AISIKAER Aikedan, YIN Jianzhong, JIANG Yunpeng, TIAN Xin. (2021). Aging of global motion perception is accompanied by the changes of resting-state functional activity in the middle temporal gyrus. Acta Psychologica Sinica, 53(1), 38-54.
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AAL | BA | Cluster size | Peak t value | MNI coordination (x, y, z) | |||
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ReHo | Old > young | Cerebelum_6_L | 19 | visual associated cortex | 44 | 5.82 | -18, -60, -24 |
Cerebelum_6_R | 18 | secondary visual cortex | 32 | 4.30 | 10, -62, -22 | ||
Lingual_R | 19 | visual associated cortex | 38 | 4.37 | 22, -60, -4 | ||
Old < young | Occipital_Inf_R | 19 | visual associated cortex | 783 | -10.34 | 36, -86, -2 | |
Lingual_R | 19 | visual associated cortex | 712 | ||||
Lingual_L | 19 | visual associated cortex | 670 | ||||
Occipital_Inf_L | 19 | visual associated cortex | 709 | ||||
Temporal_Mid_R | 21 | middle temporal gyrus | 916 | -6.40 | 50, -56, 20 | ||
Temporal_Mid_L | 21 | middle temporal gyrus | 126 | -5.71 | -66, -28, -6 | ||
ALFF | Old < young | Temporal_Sup_R | 21 | middle temporal gyrus | 208 | -8.74 | 50, -56, 22 |
Temporal_Mid_L | 21 | middle temporal gyrus | 1371 | -9.67 | -58, -54, 8 |
Table 1 The brain areas that showed significant group differences in ReHo and ALFF
AAL | BA | Cluster size | Peak t value | MNI coordination (x, y, z) | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ReHo | Old > young | Cerebelum_6_L | 19 | visual associated cortex | 44 | 5.82 | -18, -60, -24 |
Cerebelum_6_R | 18 | secondary visual cortex | 32 | 4.30 | 10, -62, -22 | ||
Lingual_R | 19 | visual associated cortex | 38 | 4.37 | 22, -60, -4 | ||
Old < young | Occipital_Inf_R | 19 | visual associated cortex | 783 | -10.34 | 36, -86, -2 | |
Lingual_R | 19 | visual associated cortex | 712 | ||||
Lingual_L | 19 | visual associated cortex | 670 | ||||
Occipital_Inf_L | 19 | visual associated cortex | 709 | ||||
Temporal_Mid_R | 21 | middle temporal gyrus | 916 | -6.40 | 50, -56, 20 | ||
Temporal_Mid_L | 21 | middle temporal gyrus | 126 | -5.71 | -66, -28, -6 | ||
ALFF | Old < young | Temporal_Sup_R | 21 | middle temporal gyrus | 208 | -8.74 | 50, -56, 22 |
Temporal_Mid_L | 21 | middle temporal gyrus | 1371 | -9.67 | -58, -54, 8 |
Seed ROI | AAL | BA | Cluster size | Peak t value | MNI coordinate (x, y, z) | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
V1 | Old > young | Paracentral_Lobule_R | 4 | primary motor cortex | 721 | 6.95 | 4, -28, 66 |
V2 | Old > young | Paracentral_Lobule_L | 4 | primary motor cortex | 1174 | 6.51 | -8, -22, 60 |
V3 | Old > young | Calcarine_L | 18 | secondary visual cortex | 315 | 6.43 | -26, -64, 12 |
Old < young | Occipital_Sup_R | 19 | visual associated cortex | 129 | -6.91 | 28, -76, 20 | |
MT/V5 | Old > young | Supp_Motor_Area_L | 6 | pre-motor and supple-mentary motor cortex | 1347 | 7.13 | -8, -12, 56 |
Old < young | Angular_R | 39 | angular gyrus | 72 | -6.32 | 42, -52, 24 |
Table 2 The brain areas that showed significant group differences in voxel-wise FC
Seed ROI | AAL | BA | Cluster size | Peak t value | MNI coordinate (x, y, z) | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
V1 | Old > young | Paracentral_Lobule_R | 4 | primary motor cortex | 721 | 6.95 | 4, -28, 66 |
V2 | Old > young | Paracentral_Lobule_L | 4 | primary motor cortex | 1174 | 6.51 | -8, -22, 60 |
V3 | Old > young | Calcarine_L | 18 | secondary visual cortex | 315 | 6.43 | -26, -64, 12 |
Old < young | Occipital_Sup_R | 19 | visual associated cortex | 129 | -6.91 | 28, -76, 20 | |
MT/V5 | Old > young | Supp_Motor_Area_L | 6 | pre-motor and supple-mentary motor cortex | 1347 | 7.13 | -8, -12, 56 |
Old < young | Angular_R | 39 | angular gyrus | 72 | -6.32 | 42, -52, 24 |
AAL | BA | t value | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
K | Enodal | b | |||
Old > young | |||||
Calcarine_L | 17/18 | primary/secondary visual cortex | 3.12** | 1.89 | 1.04 |
Calcarine_R | 17/18 | primary/secondary visual cortex | 4.34*** | 2.91** | 2.59* |
Cuneus_L | 18/19 | secondary/associated visual cortex | 3.09** | 1.69 | 1.13 |
Lingual_L | 18/19 | secondary/associated visual cortex | 2.27* | 0.67 | 0.14 |
Lingual_R | 18/19 | secondary/association visual cortex | 3.47*** | 1.58 | 1.33 |
Occipital_Mid_L | 19/39 | visual associate cortex/angular gyrus | 2.25* | -0.54 | -2.95** |
Occipital_Mid_R | 19/39 | visual associate cortex/angular gyrus | 2.39* | 0.37 | -0.42 |
Occipital_Inf_R | 19 | visual associate cortex | 3.02** | 0.85 | 2.42* |
Old < young | |||||
Heschl_R | 48 | retrosubicular area | -2.27* | -3.73*** | -1.26 |
Temporal_Sup_R | 22 | superior temporal gyrus | -0.50 | -2.01* | -0.33 |
Temporal_Pole_Sup_L | 38/21 | temporopolar area/middle temporal gyrus | -2.97** | -4.06*** | -3.32** |
Temporal_Pole_Sup_R | 38/21 | temporopolar area/middle temporal gyrus | -1.79 | -2.92** | -1.97 |
Temporal_Mid_R | 21/20 | middle/inferior temporal gyrus | 0.18 | -1.50 | -2.28* |
Temporal_Pole_Mid_L | 38/20/21 | temporopolar area/inferior/middle temporal gyrus | -2.33* | -3.24* | -1.52 |
Temporal_Pole_Mid_R | 38/20/21 | temporopolar area/inferior/middle temporal gyrus | -2.08* | -2.81** | 0.05 |
Temporal_Inf_R | 20 | inferior temporal gyrus | 0.27 | -1.35 | -2.07* |
Table 3 Inter-group differences in nodal centralities in ROI regions
AAL | BA | t value | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
K | Enodal | b | |||
Old > young | |||||
Calcarine_L | 17/18 | primary/secondary visual cortex | 3.12** | 1.89 | 1.04 |
Calcarine_R | 17/18 | primary/secondary visual cortex | 4.34*** | 2.91** | 2.59* |
Cuneus_L | 18/19 | secondary/associated visual cortex | 3.09** | 1.69 | 1.13 |
Lingual_L | 18/19 | secondary/associated visual cortex | 2.27* | 0.67 | 0.14 |
Lingual_R | 18/19 | secondary/association visual cortex | 3.47*** | 1.58 | 1.33 |
Occipital_Mid_L | 19/39 | visual associate cortex/angular gyrus | 2.25* | -0.54 | -2.95** |
Occipital_Mid_R | 19/39 | visual associate cortex/angular gyrus | 2.39* | 0.37 | -0.42 |
Occipital_Inf_R | 19 | visual associate cortex | 3.02** | 0.85 | 2.42* |
Old < young | |||||
Heschl_R | 48 | retrosubicular area | -2.27* | -3.73*** | -1.26 |
Temporal_Sup_R | 22 | superior temporal gyrus | -0.50 | -2.01* | -0.33 |
Temporal_Pole_Sup_L | 38/21 | temporopolar area/middle temporal gyrus | -2.97** | -4.06*** | -3.32** |
Temporal_Pole_Sup_R | 38/21 | temporopolar area/middle temporal gyrus | -1.79 | -2.92** | -1.97 |
Temporal_Mid_R | 21/20 | middle/inferior temporal gyrus | 0.18 | -1.50 | -2.28* |
Temporal_Pole_Mid_L | 38/20/21 | temporopolar area/inferior/middle temporal gyrus | -2.33* | -3.24* | -1.52 |
Temporal_Pole_Mid_R | 38/20/21 | temporopolar area/inferior/middle temporal gyrus | -2.08* | -2.81** | 0.05 |
Temporal_Inf_R | 20 | inferior temporal gyrus | 0.27 | -1.35 | -2.07* |
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