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. 2016 Apr 23;67(11):3383–3396. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erw159

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Fig. 7. — Enriched biological processes in wrky22-3. (A) Over-representation of biological processes in the knockout relative to the wild-type. Balloons refer to a process, or to the biosynthesis of, or responsiveness to the respective compound (SA: salicylic acid; JA: jasmonic acid; ABA: abscisic acid; AUX: auxin; ET: ethylene; CK: cytokinin; clock: circadian clock). Balloon colour indicates enrichment in the knockout (green: up-regulated; red: down-regulated; green/red: both up- and down-regulated; the total number of DE genes is depicted below the charts). (B) Relative expression patterns between treatments within each plant line. Only the dominant pattern (≥50% of the genes) of significant perturbations (≥2-fold, q-value <0.05) between treatments with and without aphids is shown. (Wall: cell wall loosening; n: number of genes associated with the biological process; e: empty clip cage; 6: 6 hpi.)