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    MathWorks Inc macro seeg electrode signal processing
    ( A ) Anatomical locations, normalized to MNI space, of intracranial <t>sEEG</t> depth electrodes targeting the posterior aspect of the cingulate cortex, with the distal contact of probes containing microwires indicated in green. ( B ) Anatomy of human PCC, differentiating dorsal (dPCC) and ventral (vPCC) subregions and demarcating regional sulci following the most recent definitions in PCC ( ; ). ( C ) Attention/Memory Switch task procedure and example stimuli. The task included two executive attention conditions: search and add, two episodic memory conditions: past and future, and a rest condition. Each trial was proceeded by a cue indicating the forthcoming task condition and was followed by a trial response period, excluding rest (see Methods). ( D ) Schematic of the putative neural response profiles to the task conditions for episodic/DMN (default mode network) selectivity vs. executive/CCN (cognitive control network) selectivity.
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    Article Title: Distinct population and single-neuron selectivity for executive and episodic processing in human dorsal posterior cingulate

    Journal: eLife

    doi: 10.7554/eLife.80722

    ( A ) Anatomical locations, normalized to MNI space, of intracranial sEEG depth electrodes targeting the posterior aspect of the cingulate cortex, with the distal contact of probes containing microwires indicated in green. ( B ) Anatomy of human PCC, differentiating dorsal (dPCC) and ventral (vPCC) subregions and demarcating regional sulci following the most recent definitions in PCC ( ; ). ( C ) Attention/Memory Switch task procedure and example stimuli. The task included two executive attention conditions: search and add, two episodic memory conditions: past and future, and a rest condition. Each trial was proceeded by a cue indicating the forthcoming task condition and was followed by a trial response period, excluding rest (see Methods). ( D ) Schematic of the putative neural response profiles to the task conditions for episodic/DMN (default mode network) selectivity vs. executive/CCN (cognitive control network) selectivity.
    Figure Legend Snippet: ( A ) Anatomical locations, normalized to MNI space, of intracranial sEEG depth electrodes targeting the posterior aspect of the cingulate cortex, with the distal contact of probes containing microwires indicated in green. ( B ) Anatomy of human PCC, differentiating dorsal (dPCC) and ventral (vPCC) subregions and demarcating regional sulci following the most recent definitions in PCC ( ; ). ( C ) Attention/Memory Switch task procedure and example stimuli. The task included two executive attention conditions: search and add, two episodic memory conditions: past and future, and a rest condition. Each trial was proceeded by a cue indicating the forthcoming task condition and was followed by a trial response period, excluding rest (see Methods). ( D ) Schematic of the putative neural response profiles to the task conditions for episodic/DMN (default mode network) selectivity vs. executive/CCN (cognitive control network) selectivity.

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    MathWorks Inc macro seeg electrode signal processing
    ( A ) Anatomical locations, normalized to MNI space, of intracranial <t>sEEG</t> depth electrodes targeting the posterior aspect of the cingulate cortex, with the distal contact of probes containing microwires indicated in green. ( B ) Anatomy of human PCC, differentiating dorsal (dPCC) and ventral (vPCC) subregions and demarcating regional sulci following the most recent definitions in PCC ( ; ). ( C ) Attention/Memory Switch task procedure and example stimuli. The task included two executive attention conditions: search and add, two episodic memory conditions: past and future, and a rest condition. Each trial was proceeded by a cue indicating the forthcoming task condition and was followed by a trial response period, excluding rest (see Methods). ( D ) Schematic of the putative neural response profiles to the task conditions for episodic/DMN (default mode network) selectivity vs. executive/CCN (cognitive control network) selectivity.
    Macro Seeg Electrode Signal Processing, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 98/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    ( A ) Anatomical locations, normalized to MNI space, of intracranial sEEG depth electrodes targeting the posterior aspect of the cingulate cortex, with the distal contact of probes containing microwires indicated in green. ( B ) Anatomy of human PCC, differentiating dorsal (dPCC) and ventral (vPCC) subregions and demarcating regional sulci following the most recent definitions in PCC ( ; ). ( C ) Attention/Memory Switch task procedure and example stimuli. The task included two executive attention conditions: search and add, two episodic memory conditions: past and future, and a rest condition. Each trial was proceeded by a cue indicating the forthcoming task condition and was followed by a trial response period, excluding rest (see Methods). ( D ) Schematic of the putative neural response profiles to the task conditions for episodic/DMN (default mode network) selectivity vs. executive/CCN (cognitive control network) selectivity.

    Journal: eLife

    Article Title: Distinct population and single-neuron selectivity for executive and episodic processing in human dorsal posterior cingulate

    doi: 10.7554/eLife.80722

    Figure Lengend Snippet: ( A ) Anatomical locations, normalized to MNI space, of intracranial sEEG depth electrodes targeting the posterior aspect of the cingulate cortex, with the distal contact of probes containing microwires indicated in green. ( B ) Anatomy of human PCC, differentiating dorsal (dPCC) and ventral (vPCC) subregions and demarcating regional sulci following the most recent definitions in PCC ( ; ). ( C ) Attention/Memory Switch task procedure and example stimuli. The task included two executive attention conditions: search and add, two episodic memory conditions: past and future, and a rest condition. Each trial was proceeded by a cue indicating the forthcoming task condition and was followed by a trial response period, excluding rest (see Methods). ( D ) Schematic of the putative neural response profiles to the task conditions for episodic/DMN (default mode network) selectivity vs. executive/CCN (cognitive control network) selectivity.

    Article Snippet: All macro sEEG electrode signal processing was performed using custom scripts in MATLAB (v2018b, MathWorks, MA, USA).

    Techniques: Control