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. 2014 Apr 6;2014:426025. doi: 10.1155/2014/426025

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Copyright © 2014 Daojun Cheng et al.

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Genomewide alteration of gene expression after JHA application. Genomewide microarray analysis revealed that gene expressions in the integument and fat body were altered after JHA application. (a) Scatter plot of genomewide changes in gene expression. Hat: hours after treatment. (b) Gene ontology (GO) annotation of JHA-modulated genes with an at least 2.0-fold change in expression level after JHA application. All JHA-modulated genes are listed in Table S3 available online at http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2014/426025. (c) JHA-modulated genes can be functionally classified into different KEGG pathways. For details see Tables S5 and S8. (d) Time course-dependant coexpression of JHA-modulated genes after JHA application in the integument. The digits denote the number of JHA-modulated genes in each cluster. The JHA-modulated genes in each cluster are listed in Table S6. (e) Multiple alignments of conserved binding motifs of Kr-h1 within the upstream UTR regions of JHA-induced genes.