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Posterior cingulate cortex can be a regulatory modulator of the default mode network in task-negative state.
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Abstract
In recent years, the regulation of brain networks and interactions between different brain regions have become important issues in neuroscience. Effective connectivity can be employed to understand the modulatory mechanisms of brain networks. Previous studies have used the task-positive mode to examine effective connectivity between brain regions and very few studies have considered the task-negative mode to explore effective connectivity using electroencephalography (EEG). In the present study, high-density EEG experiments were conducted in 85 participants to measure EEG effective connectivity in relevant default mode network (DMN) brain regions (i.e., the medial prefrontal cortex [mPFC], posterior cingulate cortex [PCC], precuneus, and right frontal and left occipital regions) to observe the effects of different task-negative modes (eyes-open/eyes-closed state) and personality traits (introversion/extroversion). The results showed that in the eyes-closed state, the PCC had significantly increased effective connectivity and played a prominent role as a regulatory modulator of outflow to other regions mediated by alpha rhythms. The mPFC was a regulatory modulator of outflow in the eyes-open state mediated by delta rhythms. The introvert group showed stronger co-modulations in the relevant DMN regions than the extrovert group.
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