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. 2019 Jan 10;20:33. doi: 10.1186/s12864-018-5395-1

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Fig. 6 — PhasiRNA-generating (PHAS) network in banana. a All PHAS loci were grouped into coding and non-coding genes, and coding PHAS loci were further classified based on their annotation, as shown in the pie chart. b Venn diagram for coding and non-coding PHAS loci differentially accumulated in the control and temperature-stressed samples. c Two examples of coding PHAS loci displaying differential variations in phasiRNA production in banana upon cold and heat stress. In both panels, each track represented small RNA abundance based on mapping results in the control, cold- and heat-stressed samples. Changes of the phasiRNA accumulation were highlighted in the blue boxes. The gene models from which the sRNA generated were presented below the panels