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. 2018 Nov 10;9:475–486. doi: 10.1016/j.isci.2018.11.012

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Superimposed Circadian Rhythms in the Third Harmonic Genes in the ΔCSP1 Strain

(A) The number of rhythmic genes at each harmonic for different FDR thresholds.

(B) The change in frequency (estimated using ARSER) of the third harmonic genes between the wild-type (WT) strain and the ΔCSP1 strain.

(C) Comparison of the phases of the third harmonics genes between the WT and ΔCSP1 strains at their respective periods.

(D) Pairwise correlation of the gene expression profiles of the third harmonic genes in the ΔCSP1 strain arranged according to the same clustering in Figure 1F.

(E) The transcript profiles for selected genes are shown in the WT (dashed) and ΔCSP1 (solid) strains. Colors represent the oscillation periods as in (A).

(F) The transcript profiles for the same genes in (E) after subtraction of the induced circadian rhythms in the ΔCSP1 strain (solid) with the profile in the WT strain (dashed) as reference. See also Figure S3.