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. 2020 Jan 28;71(9):2782–2795. doi: 10.1093/jxb/eraa031

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Fig. 5. — Expression of the CBL10a and CBL10b genes differs. (a) Transcript structure of the CBL10 genes from Arabidopsis (AtCBL10), E. salsugineum (EsCBL10a and EsCBL10b), S. parvula (SpCBL10a, SpCBL10b-1, and SpCBL10b-2), S. irio (SiCBL10a and SiCBL10b), and A. arabicum (AaCBL10). Black boxes, exons (size indicated below in bp); solid lines, introns (not drawn to scale); dotted lines, untranslated regions; gray boxes, primer annealing sites. Protein domains important for the function of AtCBL10 are indicated above the AtCBL10 transcript. HD, hydrophobic domain; Ca, calcium-binding domains; S, serine phosphorylation site. (b) CBL10 transcript accumulation in leaves (L) and roots (R) of 11-day-old seedlings grown on 0.25× MS medium. ACTIN2 (ACT2), loading control. One representative image of three replicates is shown.