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Figure 7 Temperature-dependent magnetic mass susceptibility measured under a magnetic field of 500 Oe.

Thus, diamagnetic levitation of the cellular components with magnetic mass susceptibility close to that of water was not sufficient to suppress the gravitropic response.

In these experiments, the cellular components with a magnetic mass susceptibility close to that of water were levitated by the magnetic field.

This finding is not unexpected, because the experiment was set up to levitate only those cellular components with magnetic mass susceptibility similar to that of water.

The identification of novel candidate genes that contribute to low lean body mass susceptibility will impact the diagnosis and treatment for disorders such as sarcopenia.

In these experiments, the intracellular water, water-soluble cellular components and other components of the cell with a magnetic mass susceptibility similar to that of water were levitated.

After correction for the diamagnetic susceptibility of the plastic sample holder and instrument calibration by use of paramagnetic standard samples, the volume and mass susceptibilities were calculated.

The empirical magnetic mass susceptibilities, χm, used were 110 × 10 6 emu/(g Oe) for lepidocrocite at 293 K and 26.7 × 10 6 emu/(g Oe) for goethite at 433 K, as obtained in the current work (extracted from the experimental data collected as part of this study).

The low-field magnetic susceptibility (χ, mass specific) in this study was determined by mass-normalized K m (mean volume susceptibility).

The saturation magnetization (Ms) shows a significant peak at a depth of 589.25 m, as do the mass magnetic susceptibility and the ferrimagnetic magnetic susceptibility.

The mass magnetic susceptibility of these six samples ranges from 3.42 × 10−8 to 10.54 × 10−8 m3/kg.