Annals of Botany96: 647–660, 2005
Unfortunately, there were errors in Figure 5 of this article. The correct figure appears below. The publisher apologizes for these errors.
Fig. 5.
Comparison of groups of genes with similar change in mRNA abundance and nPL in response to HS. Genes were grouped by fold-change in mRNA abundance in response to HS, protein function or by a clustering algorithm that identified genes with similar expression characteristics under the two conditions. The bar graph compares the average percentage of nPL NS (grey bars) and HS (black bars). The table compares the number of genes in each group, the change in total mRNA accumulation for each gene group, and indicates the percentage of genes with a significant increase (I) or decrease (D) in nPL. Differences in nPL values for an individual gene under NS and HS conditions were evaluated by two-sample t-tests (*, P < 0·001). The groups include genes with an extreme increase or decrease in transcript level after HS (≥3-fold or ≤0·3-fold), genes with no change in mRNA abundance that encode ribosomal proteins, and groups of genes obtained by adaptive quality-based clustering.