Skip to main content
Fig. 7 | BMC Plant Biology

Fig. 7

From: Iron homeostasis in Arabidopsis thaliana: transcriptomic analyses reveal novel FIT-regulated genes, iron deficiency marker genes and functional gene networks

Fig. 7

Co-expression network built from the genes induced under -Fe in the virtual dataset: Regulon 1: contains members of the FIT target network [13]. Regulon 2: consists of members of the iron homeostasis network [13]. Regulon 3: is largely composed of genes involved in phenylpropanoid metabolism. Regulon 4: mainly comprises genes that participate in the pentose phosphate pathway, glycolysis and gluconeogenesis. Regulon 5: is mostly composed of genes that are involved in RNA processing and translation. Regulon 6: contains mitochondrial proteins. Regulon 7: is heterogeneous but contains comparably many chaperons. Regulon 8: is enriched in genes involved in amino acid metabolism. Regulon 9: is also heterogeneous but enriched in genes that participate in plant-pathogen interaction. Regulon 10: shows no enrichment of molecular functions. Regulon 11: mainly contains genes that participate in purine, lipid and aromatic compound metabolism. Regulon 12: is composed of genes involved in the response to low sulfur. Regulon 13 shows no enrichment of molecular functions. The network has been created with the String version 10 protein interaction database [27]. The confidence was set to ‘medium’ (0.400) and no genes were added. The 437 genes induced under -Fe in the virtual dataset were used as input. Singlet nodes have been removed and only networks with 4 or more nodes are shown. The resulting network image contains 169 genes (Additional file 5: Table S7). For a high resolution image see Additional file 6: Figure S4

Back to article page