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A deuterium exchange study is undertaken to obtain additional information concerning the chemical exchange of water protons/deuterium within these compartments, and the effects of proton intermolecular dipolar interactions on proton transverse relaxation of water. The $\\sp2$H and $\\sp $O multinuclear magnetic relaxation measurements are also resolved into multiple relaxation components. A simplified model in terms of pore sizes which represents intercellular, intracellular and trapped water provides a helpful representation of the multiple relaxation of heart muscle. These findings have implications for quality control of meat products by NMR, and indicate the possibility of accurate monitoring of water loss from meat as a result of processing or storage. 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