Supplementary Figure 3: Average percent signal change in the same CIT and AIT ROIs as in Figure 2. | Nature Neuroscience

Supplementary Figure 3: Average percent signal change in the same CIT and AIT ROIs as in Figure 2.

From: Seeing faces is necessary for face-domain formation

Supplementary Figure 3

Percent signal change to faces (red), hands (green), or objects (blue) as a function of ventrolateral to dorsomedial distance along an anatomically defined CIT ROI (upper graphs) or an AIT ROI (lower graphs) extending from the crown of the lower lip of the STS to the upper bank of the STS (dotted outlines on the B5 face map in Figure 2). Shading indicates sem. Data were averaged over all sessions and both hemispheres of all three control monkeys that were scanned multiple times (left) and all three face-deprived monkeys (right). Activations were averaged across the AP dimension of the ROI to give an average response as a function of mediolateral location.

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