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. 2013 Jan 30;14:63. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-14-63

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Highly abundant 21-nt siRNAs in the white portions of petals in J-type and Red Star plants. The order of siRNAs of sense (a) and antisense (b) strands was arranged according to the number of reads in deep-sequencing analysis. J-w and R-w refer to the siRNAs detected in the white portions of J-type and Red Star plants, respectively. Twenty most abundant siRNAs in J-w are colored, and the siRNAs of the same sequence in Red Star are colored the same. Note that most of the highly abundant siRNAs in J-type plants are also highly abundant in Red Star plants. Phy-siR1 and phy-siR2 [36] are indicated by single and double asterisks, respectively.