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. 2009 Sep;21(9):2700–2714. doi: 10.1105/tpc.109.069682

Table 1.

The Effect of polδ1 Alleles on Intramolecular HRF in Plants Containing Substrates with Inverted Repeats

Rel. HR Increase in LUC and GUS Substrates
polδ1 Allele Type of Allele HR Class LUC (± SEM) GUS se)
polδ1-1, +/− Insertional (T-DNA) WHR 3.38 (±0.27)** 5.1 (±0.3)**
polδ1-2, −/− Insertional (T-DNA) WHR 2.3 (±0.18)** 2.5 (±0.4)*
polδ1-3, +/− Insertional (T-DNA) WHR 3.89 (±0.72)** na
RNAi-POLδ1-1 Epigenetic (Pmas, hairpin RNA) WHR na 5.3 (±1.4)**
RNAi-POLδ1-2 Epigenetic (Palc, hairpin RNA) SHR na 9.6 (±3.2)**
RNAi-POLδ1-3 Epigenetic (Palc, hairpin RNA) SHR na 47.4 (±11.5)**
RNAi-POLδ1-4 Epigenetic (Palc, hairpin RNA) SHR na 54.1 (±7.8)**
RNAi-POLδ1-5
Epigenetic (PU6, antisense RNA)
SHR
na

99.8
(±22.6)**

Arabidopsis mutant plants with reduced POLδ1 expression were generated by T-DNA insertion mutagenesis or by RNAi-mediated downregulation driven by various promoter sequences (Pmas, mannopine synthase; Palc, recombinant alcohol-inducible promoter; PU6, Arabidopsis U6 snRNP promoter). The HRF of plants was assessed in the same homozygous HR substrate line IR1, and the HR increase relative to wild-type plants was calculated. Mutant alleles were classified according to their HR phenotypes: weak, WHR; strong, SHR. *, **: statistically significance level P ≤ 0.05 or P ≤ 0.01, respectively, analyzed by ANOVA (n ≥ 3 independent experiments).