Table 1.

Brain regions displaying significant α activity modulations in the low (7–11 Hz) or high (11–15 Hz) α frequency bands in two time windows on baseline contrast in the source level

7–11 HzEarly time window (200–600 ms)Late time window (600–1000 ms)
Left and right ↓:
Heschl gyrus
Inferior, middle, and STG calcarine
Cuneus
Inferior, middle, and superior occipital gyri
Inferior parietal gyrus
Postcentral gyrus
Precentral gyrus
Precuneus
Supp. motor area
Left and right ↓:
Heschl gyrus
Inferior, middle, and STG
Inferior parietal gyrus
Postcentral gyrus
Precentral gyrus
Supp. motor area
11–15 HzEarly time window (200–600 ms)Late time window (600–1000 ms)
Left and right ↓:
Calcarine
Cuneus
Inferior and middle occipital gyri
Inferior and middle temporal gyri
Left and right ↑:
Calcarine
Cuneus
Precuneus
Inferior and middle occipital gyri
Inferior and middle temporal gyri
Inferior and superior parietal gyri
  • Up-arrows indicate α synchronization (relative increase in power) while down-arrows indicate α desynchronization (relative decrease in power).