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Editorial
. 2018 Jul;30(7):1378-1379.
doi: 10.1105/tpc.18.00430. Epub 2018 Jun 5.

Alternative Splicing Plays a Major Role in Plant Response to Cold Temperatures

Jenna Gallegos  1
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Editorial

Alternative Splicing Plays a Major Role in Plant Response to Cold Temperatures

Jenna Gallegos. Plant Cell. 2018 Jul.
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Differential expression (DE) and DAS analyses of the Arabidopsis response to low temperature. (A) Expressed genes identified as DE, DAS, or not regulated in response to cold. (B) Overlap of identified DE and DAS genes with known cold response genes. (Reproduced from Calixto et al. [2018], Figure 2.)
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