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. 2016 Mar 8;67(9):2655–2664. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erw096

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Fig. 5. — sRNAs in sulfurea. (A) MA plot of 24-nt sRNA loci in wt and sulf. Of the differential sRNA loci between wt and sulf (in red, adjusted P <0.05), 498 had more abundant sRNAs in sulf, while only 48 had more abundant sRNAs in the wild type. (B) sRNA counts on DMR1 in the wild type, heterozygous sulf/+, and homozygous paramutated sulf leaves. 23–24-nt sRNAs are rare but more abundant in sulf (P=0.0146, Poisson regression). (C) sRNA counts on DMR2. 23–24-nt siRNAs are reduced in sulf (P=5.48e − 05, Poisson regression). Counts in (B) and (C) are for normalized, uniquely mapping reads.