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. 2013 Oct;195(2):589–598. doi: 10.1534/genetics.113.154351

Table 2. Gene ontology analysis of 109 overexpressed genes in Columbia wild type after clipping.

Biological process No. of genes Selected genes
Response to stress 19 ATP1a,b,c CGL1d FNR1a GOLS2e PDE345e TCH4b,d WR3c
Reproduction 9 AGL8a,f GRH1g GSH1e MPK6h,i RP1j
Carbohydrate metabolic process 9 CGL1d CINV1b,g G6PD1a,g GALAKa,d,h GOLS2e IAR4e
Transport 9 ATP1a,b,c GDI2k WR3c
Response to biotic stimulus 6 CYP38e FNR1a GSH1e MPK6h,i WIN1d
Generation of precursor metabolites and energy 5 FNR1a IAR4e ORF291c PDE345e
Flower development 4 AGL8a,f GRH1g GSH1e MPK6h,i
Secondary metabolic process 2 GSH1e MPK6h,i
Photosynthesis 1 FNR1a
Cell differentiation 1 AGL8a,f
Growth 1 GRH1g

Shown are a subset of biological processes and a selection of important genes. Superscripts indicate molecular function. See File S1 and File S2 for full gene ontology analysis.

a

Nucleotide/DNA/RNA binding.

b

Hydrolase activity.

c

Transporter activity.

d

Transferase activity.

e

Catalytic activity.

f

Sequence-specific DNA-binding transcription factor activity.

g

Protein binding.

h

Kinase activity.

i

Signal transducer activity.

j

Structural molecule activity.

k

Enzyme regulator activity.