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Table 1 Gene expression changes observed for the 18 functionally diverse random genes in heavy metal treated seedlings of rice cv. Matsumae (S0 generation)

From: Transgenerational memory of gene expression changes induced by heavy metal stress in rice (Oryza sativa L.)

Gene name

Genbank acc.a

Chr.a

Gene expression changes observed in heavy metal treated plants of S0 generationb

 

Cu2+(1000 μm . L−1)

Cd2+ (1000 μm . L−1)

Cr3+ (1000 μm . L− 1)

Hg2+ (50 μm . L− 1)

Freq. (%)c

Transposable elements (TEs)

 Tos17

AC087545(Tos17A)

10

U

U

U

U

100

AP008213(Tos17B)

7

U

U

U

U

100

 Osr42

AF458768

4

U

N

U

U

75

Low copy protein-coding genes

 Homeobox gene

AB007627

2

U

U

U

U

100

 DNA-binding protein

X88798

5

U

U

U

U

100

 Elongation factor

D12821

7

U

U

U

U

100

 HSP70

X67711

11

U

U

U

U

100

 SNF-FZ14

DQ239432

7

U

U

U

U

100

 S3

AY328087

12

N

N

N

N

0

 YF25

DQ239435

11

D

D

D

D

100

Rice P1B subfamily of Heavy Metal-transporting P-type ATPases (HMAs)

 OsHMA1

AP003935

6

N

U

N

U

50

 OsHMA2

AP004278

6

U

N

N

N

25

 OsHMA3

AP005246

7

–

–

–

–

–

 OsHMA4

AP004184

2

N

N

N

N

0

 OsHMA5

AL606647

4

U

U

N

U

75

 OsHMA6

AP004836

2

U

U

U

U

100

 OsHMA7

AP004376

8

U

U

U

U

100

 OsHMA8

AC125472

3

N

N

U

U

50

 OsHMA9

AP008212

6

N

U

N

U

50

 

Totald (%)

 

72.2

72.2

66.7

83.3

 
  1. Note: aDetermined by BlastN searches performed at NCBI
  2. bChanges in gene expression pattern were defined as: N = No change in gene expression; U = Significantly up-regulated expression; D = Significant down-regulated expression; and - = No expression
  3. CNumber of times a gene responded similarly to different heavy metal stresses; represented as percentage in the table
  4. d Number of times a heavy metal stress affected different genes in a similar fashion; represented as percentage in the table. For calculations the two copies of the Tos17 were treated separately