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. 2016 Jul 12;33(11):2781–2800. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msw141

Table 1.

Numbers of Significantly Up or Down Regulated Genes Before and After 48 h Zinc Treatment in Leaf and Root Tissues.

Leaf Root
(A) Diploids
A. halleri A. lyrata A. halleri A. lyrata
Upregulated 889 355 232 5,095
Downregulated 1,103 187 614 5,458
Total 1,992 542 846 10,553
(B) A. kamchatica
MUR (Murodo, JP) H-origin L-origin H-origin L-origin
Upregulated 313 297 1,030 1,006
Downregulated 384 358 1,345 1,332
Total 697 655 2,375 2,338
(C) A. kamchatica
PAK (Potter, AK) H-origin L-origin H-origin L-origin
Upregulated 220 226 1,527 1,441
Downregulated 696 661 1,480 1,353
Total 916 887 3,007 2,794

Note.—(A) Diploids A. halleri subsp. gemmifera genotype (Tada mine) and A. lyrata subsp. petraea genotype w1178. Allopolyploid genes significantly up- or down-regulated in A. halleri-derived (H-origin) and A. lyrata-derived (L-origin) homeologs for A. kamchatica genotypes (B) MUR (Murodo, Japan) and (C) PAK (Potter, Alaska). The significance threshold is set to a FDR-adjusted P < 0.05 and expression between control to zinc-treated conditions must add up to RPKM ≥ 0.2.