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. 2020 Aug 10;21(16):5736. doi: 10.3390/ijms21165736

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Expression patterns of MACPF genes in development and response to stress. Tissue-specific expression patterns of MACPF genes in sorghum (a) and foxtail millet (b), were obtained from previously published data. Red and green colors represent higher and lower expression, respectively. Sorghum samples: root, shoot, VM (vegetative meristem) of the vegetative tissues, and FM (floral meristem), flowers, embryos of reproductive tissues. Foxtail millet samples: root, stem, leaf of the vegetative tissues, and spica (tassel) of the reproductive tissues. Expression profile of MACPF genes under abiotic and biotic treatments were obtained from previously published data. Expression profile of OsMACPF genes under methyl jasmonate (MeJA) treatment in rice shoots (c) and roots (d). (e) Expression profile of OsMACPF genes during drought, salt and cold stress. (f) Expression profile of ZmMACPF genes during cold, heat, salt, drought stress, and Colletotrichum graminicola (Cg) infection. Heatmaps were drawn in R. Red and green colors represent higher and lower expression genes in different tissues or exposed to the stresses, respectively.