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Figure 4 shows that as the weeks go by of seed development, the levels of OLE1 increases drastically in V. fordii compared to other proteins.

Figure 10 shows that in the over-expression of GalT1 in A. thaliana, there is an up-regulation of other proteins responsible for the production of pectin.

Figure 5 shows higher chlorophyll content at different wavelengths when A. thaliana is grown with over expression of GalT1.

Figure 4 shows that when A. thaliana is grown as a mutant with GalT1, there is an increase in primary root length than wild type. It also appears to have more bio mass.

Figure 5 shows that when fut6 is removed from the plant, the root cells do not grow as long as wild type when grown in the presence of NaCl

Figure 4B shows that when Saccharomyces cerevisiae loses the gene Ncs6p, it loses the ability to grow when grown with rapamycin.