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. 2013 May 22;8(5):e63803. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0063803

Table 6. Linear regression analyses of mean surface temperature (Ts) as a function of fatty acid concentration.

Tissue/organ Fatty acid a b p r2
BAT 14∶0 21.5 5.27 0.005 0.762
16∶0 16.6 0.529 0.003 0.798
16∶1 24.0 0.683* 0.009 0.709
18∶0 31.2 −0.381* 0.017 0.64
20∶1 28.2 −5.0 0.001 0.855
Heart 16∶0 9.95 0.871 0.007 0.733
18∶2 48.8 −1.04 0.003 0.793
20∶4 30.1 −0.797 0.025 0.595
22∶6 19.6 0.475* 0.013 0.671
n3 19.6 0.475* 0.013 0.671
n6 41.5 −5.79 0.001 0.874
Leg muscle 14∶0 23.8 3.41 0.006 0.741(+)
16∶1 23.1 0.532* 0.013 0.669(+)
18∶0 30.2 0.612 0.021 0.618
20∶4 29.6 −2.02 0.011 0.685
22∶6 31.2 −1.33 0.018 0.635

14 fatty acids showed significant correlations with Ts, 2 additional (+) to those that were different in t-tests. The equation is in the form of y = a+bx. Slopes that do not conform with ‘homeoviscous’ responses are indicated by asterisks (*). Examples are shown in Figure 2.