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. 2018 Mar 6;8:4072. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-22131-0

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OsIF gene is differentially expressed in seedlings of contrasting rice genotypes (IR64 and Pokkali) under various abiotic stresses. Transcript abundance of OsIF gene in 7 day old seedlings under control condition and in response to various abiotic stress such as (A) 0.2 M NaCl; (B) 0.5 M Mannitol; (C) 42 °C Heat; (D) 100 µM Abscissic acid (ABA); (E) 10 µM CdCl₂; (F) 1 µM Methyl viologen (MV). Relative expression of OsIF is represented on the Y-axis as log 2^-ddCt (base 10) in the presence of different stressors. Expression values of IR64 control is taken as a reference in each case for the calculation of ddCt values. Con: control (non-stress); 30 m: 30 min stress; 24 h: 24 h stress; 48 h: 48 h stress.