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From: Early response to nanoparticles in the Arabidopsis transcriptome compromises plant defence and root-hair development through salicylic acid signalling

Figure 5

Clustering of the stress-annotated, pathogen-responsive genes in the 351-gene-set. Hierarchical clustering was represented for the 43 gene-entities using Euclidean distances and following Ward’s Linkage rule. Branch A1 includes genes that are activated upon pathogen challenge and repressed in NP-exposed plants. This branch contains most SAR-responsive genes. Branch A2 corresponds to genes activated by pathogen challenge and also, but to a lesser extent, by NP exposure. Branch B is formed by the genes repressed both by pathogen and NP-exposure (box-plot representations for each branch in Additional file 5).

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