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. 2004 Apr;134(4):1586–1597. doi: 10.1104/pp.103.037820

Table II.

AtTLP gene expression analysis via searching microarray expression databasea

Ch2/Ch1 Normalized (Mean)bc
Experiment Channel 1 Description Channel 2 Description AtTLP2 AtTLP7 AtTLP9 AtTLP10
Hormone Effect
    Auxin response msgd seedlings, untreated msg seedlings; 10 μm indole-3-acetic acid for 30 min 0.32 2.21
    Auxin induction Mock-treated Col-0 roots Naphthylacetic acid-treated Col-0 roots 0.46 2.22
    Cytokinin response Control 15 min of cytokinin treatment 2.19
    Abscisic acid insensitive 1 Wild-type control Abscisic acid insensitive 1 mutant 0.49 2.6 0.35
    edr1 mutant Wild-type leaves edr1 mutant leaves 2.33
    Downstream genes of KN1 Control Overexpression of KN1-GR in Col-0 background 0.43 2.78 4.73
Stress
    Effects of elevated atmospheric CO2 Col-0 leaves 360 ppm CO2 Col-0 leaves 1,000 ppm CO2 0.33
    Genes involved in chilling tolerance Cold-treated Col-0 wild-type tissue Cold-treated cls8 mutant tissue 0.22 0.15
    Genes involved in potassium nutrition [K+] = 120 μm [K+] = 2 mm 0.34 0.2
    Cadmium Control 10 μm cadmium-treated plant 2.72
a

These data are obtained from http://genome-www5.stanford.edu.

b

All data are corresponding with fluorescence intensities greater than 500 in both channels and ch2:ch1 normalized ratio ≧2.0 or ≦0.5.

c

When searching dbEST with BLASTN, we find Arabidopsis EST corresponding to four of our AtTLPs represented on microarray data generated by AFGC. AtTLP2 is corresponding to the EST clones 289B10T7 and 173K22T7. AtTLP7, AtTLP9, and AtTLP10 are corresponding to the EST clones 173G1T7, 201E19T7, and F3E6T7, respectively.

d

It is the mutant of massugu gene, which has meanwhile been officially renamed to NPH4 (nonphototropic hypocotyl 4) gene.