These included the anterior inferior frontal gyrus, the temporal poles and the lateral frontal pole.
Living things activated medial aspects of the anterior temporal poles bilaterally while tools activated a left posterior middle temporal region.
Typical abnormalities on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in CADASIL include severe leukoencephalopathy accentuated in the temporal poles and multiple subcortical lacunar infarcts.
GM atrophy was greater than hypometabolism in the temporal lobes (left and right middle temporal poles, left hippocampus and left parahippocampus as well as left inferior temporal gyrus).
Answering questions about intentional causality versus physical causality activated a network of regions that have traditionally been associated with Theory of Mind, including the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC), the superior temporal sulcus and the temporal poles bilaterally.
The typical neuroimaging findings on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) consist of multifocal and bilateral FLAIR/T2-weighted hyperintensities in the white matter, often involving the anterior temporal poles and the external capsules.
Brain regions involved in the retention, retrieval and integration of conceptual knowledge such as the anterior inferior frontal gyrus, the temporal poles and the lateral frontopolar cortex were found to be selectively involved during conceptual expansion.
Conjunction analysis of these two conditions showed several common areas of significant activation, including the medial aspects of the superior frontal gyri, left inferior frontal gyrus, bilateral temporal poles, left superior temporal sulcus and left precuneus.
Importantly we found increased interhemispheric coupling between the temporal poles.
Furthermore we found increased interhemispheric coupling between the temporal poles.
DNA methylation patterns were examined within these normal brains for four distinct regions, including prefrontal cortex, the occipital and temporal poles, and cerebellum.
