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. 2023 Jun 13;194(1):229–242. doi: 10.1093/plphys/kiad343

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Figure 1. — PjPMEs and PjPMEIs are differentially expressed during haustorium development. A) Illustration of P. japonicum (Pj) haustorium development during infection of A. thaliana (At) corresponding to the time points selected for the time course RNA-Seq (Kokla et al. 2022). B) Illustration of the sampling for the P. japonicum intrusive cells (IC) or rest of the haustorial tissues (other) during O. sativa (Os) infection for the RNA-Seq dataset presented in Ogawa et al. 2021. C-D) Heatmaps of the expression of candidate P. japonicum PMEs (PjPMEs) or PMEIs (PjPMEIs): log2 fold change (FC) between P. japonicum infecting and not infecting over five time points during infection, and normalized reads in intrusive cells and other haustorial tissue. The genes are clustered by expression according to the time-course dataset.