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From: The Arabidopsis AtRaptor genes are essential for post-embryonic plant growth

Figure 6

AtRaptor accumulation pattern. (A) AtRaptor transcripts accumulate throughout the floral shoot apex, stem and differentiating floral buds. Accumulation is not confined to dividing or meristematic cells, but fades in intensity away from the apex. (B) Adjacent tissue slice, probed with actin. AtRaptor and actin transcript accumulation patterns differ. (C) In silico analysis of AtRaptor1A (left) and AtRaptor1B (right) accumulation from 1434 developmental gene chip experiments. Results are given by developmental stage (X-axis) and in terms of gene chip-normalized expression levels (Y-axis). Expression levels are shown to scale. Developmental stages are as follows: 1, 1.0–5.9 days; 2, 6.0–13.9 days; 3, 14.0–17.9 days; 4, 18.0–20.9 days; 5, 21.0–24.9 days; 6, 25.0–28.9 days; 7, 29.0–35.9 days; 8, 36.0–44.9 days; 9, 45.0–50.0 days. Analyses performed via the genevestigator website https://www.genevestigator.ethz.ch.

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