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. 2013 Sep 19;112(7):1371–1381. doi: 10.1093/aob/mct211

Table 2.

List of differentially expressed genes common to Rough lemon and Pineapple sweet orange

Rough lemon
Pineapple sweet orange
Unigene ID Annotation M-value* FDR (%) M-value* FDR (%)
CTF0607 MADS-box protein PTM5 –2·232 0 –1·993 0
CTF0899 MYB transcription factor MYB84 –1·120 0 –0·891 0
CTF0931 SVP-like floral repressor –2·807 0 –0·568 0
CTF0516 MADS-box protein 2 –1·305 4·9 –1·650 0
CTF0558 APETALA1 –0·648 5 –1·037 0
CTF0173 MADS5 protein –2·663 0 –3·707 0
CTF0316 MADS-box protein 15 –1·523 4·9 –1·663 0
CTF0397 At3g49760 –1·244 4·9 –0·498 1·9
CTF0515 AtMYB2 –0·377 4·9 –1·038 0
CTF0588 Putative homeodomain protein –0·348 4·9 –0·278 2·87
CTF0170 Ethylene response factor 5 0·655 4·1 14·405 5·1
CTF0723 Pathogenesis-related transcription factor and ERF 2·337 0 0·368 5·1

Genes highlighted in bold were upregulated in the juvenile phase; the other genes were overexpressed in the adult phase.

*The M-value is the base two logarithm of the ratio between the background-substracted foreground intensity measured in the red and the green channels.

Negative values mean higher expression in adult samples and positive ones higher expression in juvenile samples. FDR is the false discovery rate estimated for each gene by SAM (Significance Analysis of Microarrays) as the percentage of genes falsely identified as differentially expressed.