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. 2016 Mar 18;7:275. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2016.00275

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Copyright © 2016 Faria, Overbeek, Taylor, Conrad, Vonstein, Goelzer, Fromion, Rocha, Rocha and Henry.

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Atomic Regulons (ARs) for the sucrose stimulon. (A) Effectors for all genes in the sucrose stimulon and theoretical ARs. Eight genes compose the sucrose stimulon (dark blue triangle). Fructose-biphospshate (FBP), Glucose-6-phosphate and uncharacterized effectors are also effectors (light blue triangles). The theoretical ARs are represented in green triangles. (B) ARs inferred for the sucrose stimulon. The ARs that were inferred are shown with the average Pearson correlation coefficient (PCC) and with a listing of the members of the AR. Number of samples ON and OFF for each AR is also shown.