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. 2014 Aug 14;10(8):e1003784. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003784

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© 2014 Hatakeyama, Kaneko

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Inline graphic — The time course of for each is plotted by setting the initial conditions as already described. (A) 's relax in descending order, in the same manner as in the first-order reactions. (B) 's relax in ascending order, that is, converse to the order expected from the first-order reactions. The highly modified state relaxes only after the relaxation of the less-modified . The relaxation process consists of several plateaus, which are typically observed in the relaxation process of kinetic glass [25].

The time course of for each is plotted by setting the initial conditions as already described. (A) 's relax in descending order, in the same manner as in the first-order reactions. (B) 's relax in ascending order, that is, converse to the order expected from the first-order reactions. The highly modified state relaxes only after the relaxation of the less-modified . The relaxation process consists of several plateaus, which are typically observed in the relaxation process of kinetic glass [25].