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. 2022 Oct 21;14(43):48397–48415. doi: 10.1021/acsami.2c12872

Table 3. T1 and T2 Values Obtained for Measurements of Eppendorf Samples (in Figures 7 and 8)a.

        double exp.
 
  GdCl3(μmol kg–1) cross-link c(CaCl) in M single exp. T2 (±SD) (ms) T2 slow (±SD) (ms) T2 fast (±SD) (ms) T1 (±SD) (s)
  agarose impact
3Alg-6Car 0 1 200 (50) 250 (50)   1.55 (9)
3Alg-0.5Agar-6Car 0 1 150 (10) 170 (10) [14 (6)] 1.44 (4)
3Alg-0.8Agar-6Car 0 1 150 (10) 180 (10) [18 (3)] 1.45 (3)
3Alg-1Agar-6Car 0 1 140 (10) 150 (10) [16 (3)] 1.26 (2)
  agarose impact (+Gd)
3Alg-6Car 70 1 19 (2)   16 (1) 0.07 (1)
3Alg-0.5Agar-6Car 70 1 26 (11)   17 (2) 0.10 (2)
3Alg-0.8Agar-6Car 70 1 25 (10) [270 (70)] 20 (3) 0.14 (4)
3Alg-1Agar-6Car 70 1 33 (13) [260 (90)] 18 (2) 0.15 (6)
  cross-link impact (+Gd)
3Alg-1Agar-6Car 70 0.1 50 (18) [150 (50)] 20 (2) 0.16 (3)
3Alg-1Agar-6Car 70 0.5 29 (15) [400 (90)] 16 (2) 0.18 (8)
3Alg-1Agar-6Car 70 1 33 (13) [260 (90)] 18 (2) 0.15 (6)
a

For the double exponential fit results, the relaxation times for the component with the much smaller contribution is stated in square brackets or not stated in cases where the fit resulted in an SD in the range of the mean value.