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. 2015 Sep 21;27(9):2582–2599. doi: 10.1105/tpc.15.00546

Table 1. Changes in Peak Translation upon Disruption of the Circadian Clock in CCA1-ox.

Peak in Wild Type Peak in CCA1-ox
Time 6 am 12 pm 6 pm 12 am 6 am 12 pm 6 pm 12 am
ZT 0 6 12 18 0 6 12 18
GO Enrichment Term
Translation
 Cytosolic ribosome X X
 RNA methylation X X
 Prefoldin complex X X
 Signal recognition particle X
 tRNA metabolism X
 tRNA aminoacylation X X
 rRNA processing X
 mRNA catabolism X
Mitochondrion
 Inner membrane X X
 Envelope X X
 Photorespiration X X
Plastid
 Thylakoid X X X
 Photosystem I X X X
 Photosystem II X X
 Photosystem II assembly X X
 Stroma X
 Plastid nucleoid X
 Plastid envelope X
 Protein targeting to plastid X
 Carbohydrate synthesis X
 Carbohydrate catabolism X
 Carotenoid synthesis X X
 Sulfur compound synthesis X X
 Amino acid synthesis X X
Nucleus
 Nuclear chromatin X X
 Chromatin silencing X
 DNA methylation X
 Histone lysine methylation X
 RNA Pol IV/V X
Cell division
 Cytokinesis or cell cycle X X X
 Microtubule X X
Other
 V-type H+ ATPase X X
 Proteasome X X
 Phosphatidylinositol synthesis X X
 ATP binding (kinase, helicase) X X
 Protein phosphorylation X
 Protein dephosphorylation X
 Divalent metal ion transport X X

Cohorts of mRNAs with similar diel ribosome loading cycles were searched for enriched functional categories using Gene Ontology (GO). An X indicates that the term is enriched among the mRNAs whose translation peaks at the given time; a dash indicates absence of enrichment. Detailed data are in Figure 5 (wild type) and Supplemental Figure 10 (CCA1-ox).