Gender differences in brain response to infant emotional faces

BMC Neuroscience

Table 3 Resting-state functional connectivity differences of nulliparous women compared to men

ROIs	Regions	BA	size	X	Y	Z	T value	P^FWE−corr
Women > men
Left fusiform gyrus	Right inferior temporal gyrus	20/	53	45	− 24	− 33	4.97	0.007
Left parahippocampal gyrus	Right middle frontal gyrus	9	46	33	36	33	4.50	0.015
	Left cerebellum posterior lobe	–	48	− 27	− 48	− 51	4.47	0.012
	Left inferior parietal lobule	40	65	− 36	− 39	42	4.36	0.002
	Left postcentral gyrus
Right parahippocampal gyrus	Left postcentral gyrus	3/40	97	− 21	− 36	54	4.49	0.001
Right fusiform gyrus	Left inferior parietal lobule
Left inferior parietal lobule	Right precuneus
Left postcentral gyrus	Right cuneus
	Right middle occipital gyrus	18	97	18	− 63	18	5.52	0.001
	Right paracentral lobule	7	36	15	− 48	60	5.07	0.043
	Right precuneus
	Right fusiform gyrus		41	30	− 51	− 15	4.40	0.024
	Right cerebellum anterior lobe
	Right lingual gyrus	19/18	54	15	− 57	− 3	4.35	0.006
	Right cerebellum anterior lobe
	Left lingual gyrus	18	44	− 25	− 72	− 6	4.20	0.017
Left fusiform gyrus	Right inferior temporal gyrus	20	46	45	− 24	− 33	4.92	0.014
Left parahippocampal gyrus	Left cerebellum posterior lobe	–	82	− 27	− 48	− 51	4.85	0.001
	Left postcentral gyrus	40	61	− 24	− 33	60	4.55	0.003
	Left inferior parietal lobule

This table indicated differences in functional connectivity in resting state in nulliparous women and men. X, Y, Z = MNI coordinates. BA: Brodmann area. The threshold was set at p < 0.001 uncorrected at the voxel wise level and p < 0.05 with FWE correction at the cluster level

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