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Table 2 Characteristics of global and changed-tissues jiDE genes

From: Global expression differences and tissue specific expression differences in rice evolution result in two contrasting types of differentially expressed genes

 

Global jiDE genes.

Changed-tissues jiDE genes.

Detected number of jiDE genes

•Tissue independent.

•Tissue dependent.

•More indica silent genes were detected than japonica silent genes.

•Numbers of highly expressed gene were similar between japonica and indica strains in each tissue.

Tissue specificity index (τ) dependence

•Independent.

•over-represented in higher τ genes.

Gene structure

•Largely changed.

•Same as jiSE genes.

Molecular evolution

•Free from constraints.

•Same constraints as jiSE genes.

Distribution on the Nipponbare genome

•Some genes were clustered.

•Few genes were clustered.

TE related genes

•Enriched.

•Same as jiSE genes.

Enriched GO terms.

•No commonly enriched term between global and changed-tissues jiDE genes.

•“apoptosis”, “protein phosphorylation”, “defense response” etc.

•“response to stress”, “response to cold”, “response to hydrogen peroxide”, and etc.

GO enriched terms between japonica higher expressed genes and indica higher ones

•Similar terms were enriched between japonica and indica silent genes.

•Most enriched terms were different between them.