ROI-based 3-component fitting for white matter fibers in marmoset and human brains. Mean and standard deviation (between parentheses) across n experiments are reported for the relative amplitude Ai, relaxation rate
, and frequency shift Δfi for each of the three components (i). In marmoset, orientation dependence was studied in the optic radiations (OR) showing increases in
and Δf for component 1, increases in
for component 2, and more negative Δf for component 3 when fibers are perpendicular to B0. The component values for this orientation are confirmed by separate measurements in OR of marmoset (used for the MT experiment), and OR and splenium of the corpus callosum (SCC) in human.