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. 2019 Aug 20;47(17):9216–9230. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkz712

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Figure 1. — Elevation of many nonpolyadenylated transcripts in xrn4 seedlings. (A) Histograms show the number of protein-coding transcripts that are either increased or decreased (≥2 fold i.e. log₂≥ ±1); FDR-adjusted P< 0.05) in two xrn4 mutants relative to the WT (Col-0) in polyA+ and polyA- RNA-seq. Overlap, number of differentially accumulating transcripts that are in common between the mutants. (B) The heat map illustrates the fold changes in the xrn4 mutants of differentially accumulating transcripts (Supplementary Dataset S1). (C) Box plots show the range of fold changes in xrn4 mutants for differentially accumulating transcripts described in panel (B).