default mode network

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The default mode network is a large-scale brain network most active during rest and internally focused thought, such as mind-wandering, self-referential processing, and remembering the past.

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default mode network canonical 3
default network 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intrinsic connectivity network ⓘ
large-scale brain network ⓘ
resting-state network ⓘ
abnormalIn Alzheimer's disease ⓘ
attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder ⓘ
autism spectrum disorder ⓘ
major depressive disorder ⓘ
mild cognitive impairment ⓘ
post-traumatic stress disorder ⓘ
schizophrenia ⓘ
alsoKnownAs DMN ⓘ
default mode system ⓘ
default network ⓘ
associatedWith daydreaming ⓘ
episodic memory ⓘ
introspection ⓘ
moral reasoning ⓘ
narrative comprehension ⓘ
scene construction ⓘ
self-related processing ⓘ
semantic processing ⓘ
spontaneous thought ⓘ
connectsTo frontoparietal control network ⓘ
salience network ⓘ
correlatesWith rumination ⓘ
self-focused rumination ⓘ
trait mind-wandering ⓘ
describedIn Raichle et al. 2001 default mode of brain function paper ⓘ
discoveredBy Marcus E. Raichle ⓘ
hasPart angular gyrus ⓘ
dorsal medial prefrontal cortex ⓘ
hippocampal formation ⓘ
linked to: hippocampus

inferior parietal lobule ⓘ
lateral temporal cortex ⓘ
medial prefrontal cortex ⓘ
medial temporal lobe ⓘ
posterior cingulate cortex ⓘ
linked to: Cingulate gyrus

precuneus ⓘ
retrosplenial cortex ⓘ
ventral medial prefrontal cortex ⓘ
identifiedUsing functional magnetic resonance imaging ⓘ
positron emission tomography ⓘ
resting-state fMRI ⓘ
lessActiveDuring attention-demanding tasks ⓘ
externally focused tasks ⓘ
goal-directed tasks ⓘ
locatedIn cerebral cortex ⓘ
human brain ⓘ
modulatedBy aging ⓘ
anesthesia ⓘ
meditation ⓘ
psychedelic drugs ⓘ
sleep ⓘ
mostActiveDuring autobiographical memory retrieval ⓘ
imagining the future ⓘ
internally focused thought ⓘ
mind-wandering ⓘ
remembering the past ⓘ
rest ⓘ
self-referential processing ⓘ
social cognition ⓘ
theory of mind tasks ⓘ
wakeful rest ⓘ
showsProperty high functional connectivity at rest ⓘ
low-frequency BOLD signal fluctuations ⓘ
task-induced deactivation ⓘ
studiedIn clinical neuroscience ⓘ
cognitive neuroscience ⓘ
neuroimaging research ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Randy Buckner → researchFocus → default mode network ⓘ
angular gyrus → partOfNetwork → default mode network ⓘ
default mode network → alsoKnownAs → default network ⓘ
linked to: default mode network
default mode network of the brain → alsoKnownAs → default mode network ⓘ