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Analysis of gene mutation in plant cell wall by dielectric relaxation

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Figure 1. Complex TSC thermogram with the corresponding elementary thermograms for the γ and β relaxation modes of cellulose from −160 to 0 ◦ C at 7 ◦ C min −1 .
Figure 7. Complex TSC thermogram from −150 to −40 ◦ C (solid line for the higher values of σ (Sm −1 )) and the corresponding elementary thermograms for low-temperature relaxation modes of Arabidopsis Thaliana at 7 ◦ C min −1 .
Figure 9. Compensation diagram of the low-temperature relaxation modes of Arabidopsis Thaliana.
Figure 11. Activation enthalpy versus temperature for the elementary thermograms constituting the β Cellulose relaxation mode in DML6 mutant.
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