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The reverse interaction [Unpleasantness (Painful>Non-Painful)>Intensity (Painful>Non-Painful)] only yielded a significant cluster in visual cortex (right lingual gyrus, MNI 23/−82/8).

The reverse interaction identified clusters indicating stronger activation related to affective evaluations, again controlling for the generalized response to the depiction of the hand and an aversive object.

The reverse interaction ((Unpleasantness: Numbed hand>Injection)>(Intensity: Numbed hand>Injection)) revealed significant signal modulation in the left anterior insula, the cerebellum, OFC cortex and the basal ganglia.

The reverse interaction contrast did not reveal any significant activation (see Table 1).

In contrast, there were no significant findings of the reverse interaction, that is, of stronger activation to out-group accents.

Furthermore, kinetic characterization of the reverse interaction experiment was consistent with this model (Supplementary Figure S2 at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/435/bj4350629add.htm).htm

Inability to observe the reverse interactions could signify a) an artifact, b) lack of activity of the other tagged or untagged protein, or c) a steric block from the tag.

Because of the pseudo-2-fold axis, the reverse interactions (i.e., Phe9_B with Leu73_A, etc).

In this case, it is not only repression of hb by Kr, but also repression by Kni, which is markedly stronger than the corresponding reverse interactions.

These factors are significant enough to distort observed associations (e.g., saturation effects may reverse interactions at high exposures; treatment can mask exacerbations of pre-existing illness).

These effects may distort observed associations (e.g., saturation effects may reverse interactions at high exposures), but with sustained attention to these issues, we can better understand joint effects of social and physical environments on health.