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. 2014 Nov 20;10(11):e1004806. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1004806

Figure 3. Transcriptional patterns of SDC expression under heat compared to a typical heat-shock gene.

Figure 3

A and B, Thermal threshold of transcriptional activation for SDC and HSP20. A, Seedlings were grown under standard conditions for 7 days and then subjected to daily increases in temperature. B, Seedlings were grown under standard conditions for 12 days and then subjected to a one-step increase in temperature for 12 h. C and D, Heat time-course for transcript levels of SDC and HSP20. C, Seedlings were grown under standard condition for 7 days and then subjected to constant heat for at least 74 h. D, Seedlings were grown under standard condition for 12 days and then subjected to a one-step increase in temperature to a constant 32°C or 34°C. Bars and dots represent the means ± SE as a log2 ratio with the non-treated control conditions (i.e., control  = 0); replicated samples were pooled from 40–60 seedlings. In all cases, the experimental design is shown at the top.