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. 2018 Oct 1;8:14570. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-32869-2

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Transcriptional levels of the differentially expressed in APEX and iFIB genes encoding auxin-related (A,B) and other horomone-related proteins (C). The level of expression (FPKM) is shown on the left side of each panel, while the fold change between the samples is on the right side. The used cut-off was FPKM > 25 in iFIB or in APEX. Only the genes with the fold change >3 (up-regulated) and with the fold change <0.33 (down-regulated) for iFIB/APEX are shown. Data for the fibers at an advanced stage of specialization (FIB) used in the comparison to determine the genes with a stage-specific character of expression were published previously¹².