We used the large number of prior published articles describing the interconnected circuitry activated by reward cues [12] (see supplemental Anatomical Comments in Text S1) to limit our hypotheses and interpretations to regions of strong a priori interest.
Further, though the role of the striatum/pallidum in reward processing has an extensive history (see supplemental Anatomical Comments and additional references in Text S1), this is the first evidence in humans for a striatal/pallidal response to "unseen" sexual and drug cues.
Overall, the brain's rapid response to drug and sexual cues presented outside awareness showed substantial anatomical overlap with its known response to longer cues that elicit conscious desire, with possible exception of higher frontal modulatory regions (see supplemental Anatomical Comments in Text S1).
A review of the DoD-GEIS influenza programs by IOM in 2007, conducted after the first year that the network received avian influenza/pandemic influenza (AI/PI) supplemental funds, commented: "DoD-GEIS should further strengthen its coordination and collaboration on pandemic influenza … with all U.S. partners … These partners include HHS [U.S. Department of Health and Human Services], CDC,… "[ 27 ].
The supplemental interviews and comments became part of our content if they included relevant information about our ten selected deals.
The option of supplemental free-text comments to the pre-indicated barriers was hardly used by the respondents.
The comments (Supplemental Material 4) suggest that the students thought that the use of program enhanced their learning.
In response to the question "What do you perceive as the most significant incentive for sustaining your efforts to teach genomics by engaging students in research?" 66 faculty members made 98 comments (Supplemental Material S5).
The electronic survey, including quantitative responses and some open-ended opportunities for supplemental or additional comments (in both English and French), was sent out in December 2006 with two email reminders.
Reviewer #3 (Additional data files and statistical comments): The supplemental data are excellent additions to the work.
The general comment about supplemental figures should probably be directed to the editors of eLife.
