FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4320913013> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4320913013 abstract "Abstract Recently multi-voxel pattern analysis has verified the removal of information from working memory (WM) via three distinct operations replacement, suppression , or clearing compared to information being maintained (Kim et al., 2020). Univariate analyses and classifier importance maps indicate that some brain regions commonly contribute to these operations. This study aimed to use multivariate approaches to determine whether, within these commonly activated brain regions, each of these operations is being represented in a similar or distinct manner. To do so, we used Leiden community detection to identify brain networks that are characterized by similar multi-voxel patterns of activity with regard to these WM operations. Four networks were identified. The Visual Network shows similar multi-voxel patterns for maintain and replace , which are highly dissimilar from suppress and clear , suggesting this network differentiates whether an item is held in WM or not. The Somatomotor Network shows distinct multi-voxel patterns for clear relative to the other operations, suggesting that this network diff in clearing information from WM. The Default Mode Network has distinct patterns for suppress and clear , also suggesting that clearing information from WM is distinct from suppressing it. The Frontoparietal Control Network displays distinct multi-voxel patterns for each of the four operations, suggesting that this network has high involvement in regulating the flow of information within WM. These results indicate that how information is removed from WM depends on distinct brain networks that each have a particular manner in which their co-activation patterns represent these operations. SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT The ability to actively remove, manipulate and maintain information in working memory (WM) is required for encoding of new information and for controlling thoughts. This study revealed that different brain networks show characteristic multi-voxel activity patterns across four distinct WM operations: maintenance of information, replacement of one item by another, suppression of a specific item, and clearing the mind of all thought. One network, the Frontoparietal Control Network, differentiates all four operations, suggesting it may play a critical role in the controlled removal of information from WM." @default.
• W4320913013 created "2023-02-16" @default.
• W4320913013 creator A5022212001 @default.
• W4320913013 creator A5026932393 @default.
• W4320913013 creator A5060224736 @default.
• W4320913013 creator A5076665541 @default.
• W4320913013 date "2023-02-15" @default.
• W4320913013 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W4320913013 title "Neural Systems Underlying the Implementation of Working Memory Removal Operations" @default.
• W4320913013 cites W1631320694 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W1994746763 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W1999653836 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2001901247 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2011300458 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2035392780 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2045446011 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2095827013 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2135176444 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2147546041 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2499800833 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2516844838 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2549669100 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2741941708 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2788847923 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2802545476 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2890987724 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2985441701 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W2989074529 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W3004545425 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W3006922697 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W3008960459 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W3022843230 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W3046412682 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W3106188259 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W3112551699 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W3156778112 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W3192260161 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W4231665507 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W4240388048 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W4293507825 @default.
• W4320913013 cites W4295750005 @default.
• W4320913013 doi "https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.02.14.519204" @default.
• W4320913013 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
• W4320913013 type Work @default.
• W4320913013 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W4320913013 crossrefType "posted-content" @default.
• W4320913013 hasAuthorship W4320913013A5022212001 @default.
• W4320913013 hasAuthorship W4320913013A5026932393 @default.
• W4320913013 hasAuthorship W4320913013A5060224736 @default.
• W4320913013 hasAuthorship W4320913013A5076665541 @default.
• W4320913013 hasBestOaLocation W43209130131 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C119857082 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C141516989 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C153180895 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C154945302 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C161584116 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C169760540 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C169900460 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C199163554 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C21963081 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C3018011982 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C41008148 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C50644808 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C54170458 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConcept C95623464 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C119857082 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C141516989 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C153180895 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C154945302 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C15744967 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C161584116 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C169760540 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C169900460 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C199163554 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C21963081 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C3018011982 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C41008148 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C50644808 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C54170458 @default.
• W4320913013 hasConceptScore W4320913013C95623464 @default.
• W4320913013 hasLocation W43209130131 @default.
• W4320913013 hasOpenAccess W4320913013 @default.
• W4320913013 hasPrimaryLocation W43209130131 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W1983200143 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W2028578422 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W2065194085 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W2091724545 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W2123927491 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W2130485861 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W2146054288 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W2603285461 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W2942197767 @default.
• W4320913013 hasRelatedWork W4205927599 @default.
• W4320913013 isParatext "false" @default.
• W4320913013 isRetracted "false" @default.
• W4320913013 workType "article" @default.