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Vasopressin Modulates Medial Prefrontal Cortex–Amygdala Circuitry during Emotion Processing in Humans

Caroline F. Zink, Jason L. Stein, Lucas Kempf, Shabnam Hakimi and Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg
Journal of Neuroscience 19 May 2010, 30 (20) 7017-7022; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4899-09.2010
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    A, B, Significant changes in the amygdala and mPFC BOLD responses during face-matching blocks relative to form-matching blocks after administration of placebo (A) and vasopressin (B). In both the placebo and vasopressin conditions, bilateral amygdala activity was significantly increased during face matching (left panels; activation maps overlaid on coronal sections of a structural template MRI, y = −6). mPFC (subgenual and supragenual cingulate cortices) activity was significantly decreased during face matching after placebo but not after vasopressin administration (right panels; activation maps overlaid on sagittal sections of a structural template MRI, x = 6). Colorbars represent t values. Statistical significance was thresholded at p < 0.05, corrected for multiple comparisons within the amygdala–mPFC regions of interest.

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    Significantly greater subgenual cingulate cortex activation after vasopressin administration compared with placebo during face-matching blocks relative to form-matching blocks. The activation map of the subgenual cingulate is overlaid on a sagittal section of a structural template MRI (x = 3). The colorbar represents t values.

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    Significant BOLD signal changes during face matching compared to forms matching after placebo or vasopressin administration

    Brain regionContrast directionPeak MNI coordinatesVoxels in clusterPeak t value
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    Placebo
        Right amygdalaFaces > Forms18−6−24376.91
        Left amygdalaFaces > Forms−21−6−24144.16
        Supragenual cingulateForms > Faces636303355.27
        Including subgenual cingulateForms > Faces−639−94.37
    Vasopressin
        Left amygdalaFaces > Forms−18−6−24345.55
        Right amygdalaFaces > Forms21−6−24505.29
    Vasopressin > Placebo
        Subgenual cingulateFaces > Forms339−9254.50
    Placebo > Vasopressin
        No significant activations
    • Significance was measured at p < 0.05, FDR-corrected for multiple comparisons within the mPFC–amygdala region of interest.

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Caroline F. Zink, Jason L. Stein, Lucas Kempf, Shabnam Hakimi, Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg
Journal of Neuroscience 19 May 2010, 30 (20) 7017-7022; DOI: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4899-09.2010

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Journal of Neuroscience 19 May 2010, 30 (20) 7017-7022; DOI: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4899-09.2010
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