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Transcriptome analysis using RNA sequencing conducted for wild type (Col-0), ahl10-1 and rrp6l1-2 mutant under control conditions and after 96 h at moderate low water potential (-0.7 MPa)

ABSTRACT: RNA sequencing was used to identify genes differentially expressed (DEG) in ahl10-1 mutants and rrp6l1-2 mutant compared to Col-0 wild type. Two treatments were analyzed for each genotype: unstressed control and a 96 hour low water potential (-0.7 MPa) treatment. Approximately 2000-3000 genes were found to be significantly up and down-regulated in the wild type stress versus control treatment using . rrp6l1-2 mutant shows around 500 and 250 genes up and down regulated respectively in control treated seedlings while 10 or less than 10 found in ahl10-1. In the stress treatment, rrp6l1-2 and ahl10-1 have less and 60 genes up and downregulated. ahl10-1 and rrp6l-2 have a common set of downregulated genes (24 genes) at stress treatment.

ORGANISM(S): Arabidopsis thaliana

PROVIDER: GSE101197 | GEO | 2022/07/15

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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Transcriptome analysis using RNA sequencing conducted for wild type (Col-0), ahl10-1 and rrp6l1-2 mutant under control conditions and after 96 h at moderate low water potential (-0.7 MPa)

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