Fig. 2From: Global expression differences and tissue specific expression differences in rice evolution result in two contrasting types of differentially expressed genesDistribution of tissue specificity index, τ, of highly expressed genes in anther. Yanai’s tissue specificity index, τ, is 1 minus an average ratio of non-maximal tissue expression intensities to the maximal tissue expression intensity [23]. When τ is 1, the gene is expressed in only one tissue. When τ is 0, the gene expression intensities of all tissues are the same. a: scatter plots of Nipponbare τ and Minghui63 τ of highly expressed genes in Nipponbare or Minghui63 anther excluding global jiDE genes. Nipponbare τ and Minghui63 τ were calculated using 44 and 36 tissues, respectively (Additional file 2: Table S1 and Additional file 2: Figure S2). Red circles present changed-tissues jiDE genes. b: Percentages of changed-tissues (smooth line) and Minghui63 silent (broken line) jiDE genes among Nipponbare anther highly expressed genes in a 0.1 τ window are shown in the top panel, and a density plot of Nipponbare τ for the highly expressed genes in Nipponbare anther is shown in the bottom panelBack to article page