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. 2011 Jul 13;157(1):160–174. doi: 10.1104/pp.111.180422

Figure 6.

Figure 6.

Do KIN10 and bZIP11 act in the same pathway? A, Expression of targets common to KIN10 and bZIP11. Seedlings of the wild type were grown for 14 d on 100 mm either sorbitol (sorb) or trehalose (tre) and collected at midday. Expression was determined by Q-PCR relative to PP2A, then normalized to the level of expression on sorbitol. B, Soluble sugars Suc, Glc, and Fru in the seedlings with the genotype wild type (Col-0), treF expressors (treF), bZIP11 expressors from line 93 (93) and 33 (33), wild-type Ler (Ler), and KIN10-overexpressing lines O1 and O2. In A and B, levels are averages of three biological replicates, and error bars represent sd. FW, Fresh weight. C, Phenotypes of bZIP11-expressing seedlings on trehalose in continuous darkness. After 78 h at 4°C, seed were exposed to light and 22°C for 6 h, then grown for 14 d in continuous darkness on medium with 100 mm either sorbitol or trehalose. WT, Wild type Col-0; 33-1-1 and 33-1-2, seeds from two plants of FOX line 33-1; 93-3-2, seeds from FOX line 93. D, Phenotype of KIN10-expressing seedlings on trehalose in continuous darkness. Seeds were treated as in C. WT, Wild type Ler; KIN10oe, seeds from the O2 line (Baena-González et al., 2007).