Fig. 5: Winner-takes-it-all (WTA) maps. | Communications Biology

Fig. 5: Winner-takes-it-all (WTA) maps.

From: Relay and higher-order thalamic nuclei show an intertwined functional association with cortical-networks

Fig. 5: Winner-takes-it-all (WTA) maps.

a WTA maps of the right and left thalamus on six axial slices and b corresponding slices from the histology atlas of the thalamus. c 3D rendered views of WTA maps of the left and right thalamus in comparison with right thalamic nuclei of the atlas of Morel. The networks are depicted in their different colors. The color assignments in hex color code: MV (FDCB6E), OV (FA70FC), LV (971B99), DMN (FA141B), SM (3CFEFE), AU (002CFB), EX (FFFC38), RF (41FB30), LF (6A971B). The nuclei depiction is color-coded with respect to each nucleus. The detailed color assignments in hex color code: AD (CBFFFF), AM (41FB30), AV (359430), LD (1AA0FC), MD (FFFC38), CM (002CFB), Pf (3FFDB6), sPf (3CFEFE), CL (FDCAFE), CeM (98C9FD), Pv (52B755), MV (FDC8AC), Hb (F933FC), Li (C0B47F), SG (FECE30), LP (FA6897), Po (FC963F), MGN (FA141B), LGN (711172), PuA (C56419), PuI (DCC642), PuL (DCFC36), PuM (FA571F), VPL (C2187B), VPM (1C7F13), VPI (177877), VL (612DFB), VA (965B15), VM (797AA6).

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