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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 17.
Published in final edited form as: Magn Reson Med. 2018 Sep 14;81(2):765–772. doi: 10.1002/mrm.27441

Table 1.

Fraction of saturated fatty acids in each sample as measured by 1H NMR and corresponding rLDX frequency at 37°C.

Sample Known fraction
of saturated fatty
acids
Measured fraction
of saturated fatty
acidsa
Uncertaintyb rLDX
frequency at
37°C (ppm)c
18:1 0.00 0.010 0.015 192.51±0.02
18:2 0.00 −0.005 0.013 194.37±0.02
16:1 0.00 0.007 0.012 192.06±0.02
18:1T 0.00 −0.005 0.021 193.20±0.02
18:2T 0.00 −0.023 0.007 195.94±0.02
16:1T 0.00 0.007 0.024 192.80±0.02
Olive Oil --- 0.152 0.004 192.57±0.02
Corn Oil --- 0.129 0.009 193.57±0.03
Coconut Oil --- 0.966 0.006 188.73±0.02
Human AT 1 --- 0.29 0.10 192.51±0.02
Human AT 2 --- 0.25 0.09 192.60±0.02
Human AT 3 --- 0.27 0.06 192.45±0.02
Human AT 4 --- 0.24 0.02 192.54±0.03
Human AT 5 --- 0.30 0.03 192.50±0.02
Human AT 6 --- 0.19 0.09 192.56±0.02
a

These values represent the mean of individual measurements made at each temperature.

b

Uncertainties for neat oils and triglycerides are given as the standard deviation of the individual measurements made at each temperature. Uncertainties for human AT samples are calculated as described in the Methods section above.

c

Values interpolated using the linear fits to each sample’s data only.