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. 2015 Mar 23;43(7):3814–3825. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkv245

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Figure 2. — Mitochondrial editing defects in ORRM-silenced plants are site-specific. Editing extent was measured by STS-PCR seq. ORRM2-sil, plants inoculated with Agrobacteria harboring a GFP and ORRM2 co-silencing construct. ORRM3-sil, plants inoculated with Agrobacteria harboring a GFP and ORRM3 co-silencing construct. Not inoculated, plants not inoculated with Agrobacteria. GFP-silenced, plants inoculated with Agrobacteria harboring a GFP silencing construct. Circled are the sites showing a significant reduction of editing extent in the ORRM-silenced plants. (A) Editing extent of sites on the nad6 transcript. (B) Editing extent of sites on the rps3 transcript. (C) Editing extent of sites on the nad7 transcript.