Co-expression analysis

Gene ID At1g76070
Gene name unknown protein
Module size 7 genes
NF 0.27
%ile 31.7



Co-expression network

pink confeito: Transcription factor, green bicone: Binding protein, red cone: Enzyme protein, blue sphere: Other protein
large node: VF over 0.50, middle node: over 0.25, small node: below 0.25



Co-expressed genes

Click gene/probe ID to show a list of genes that are co-expressed with the gene.

VF %ile CC Gene ID Repr. ID Gene name Func. O.I. H.G. S.X. Other DB
0.2420.71.00At1g76070843939unknown proteinF:molecular_function unknown;P:biological_process unknown;C:plasma membrane;PFO.I.H.G.S.X.
0.6781.60.77At1g02400839508GA2OX6 (GIBBERELLIN 2-OXIDASE 6)Encodes a gibberellin 2-oxidase.O.I.H.G.S.X.
0.4355.30.76At2g22880816819VQ motif-containing proteinF:molecular_function unknown;P:biological_process unknown;C:chloroplast;PO.I.H.G.S.X.
0.2726.20.80At4g21390827891B120F:protein serine/threonine kinase activity, sugar binding, protein kinase activity, ATP binding;P:protein amino acid phosphorylation, recognition of pollen;C:plasma membrane;MPOBFVAO.I.H.G.S.X.
0.2726.20.75At5g49520835012WRKY48member of WRKY Transcription Factor; Group II-cO.I.H.G.S.X.
0.1912.70.75At1g66160842931U-box domain-containing proteinF:ubiquitin-protein ligase activity, binding;P:response to chitin;C:ubiquitin ligase complex;PMOFBVO.I.H.G.S.X.
0.1811.40.78At5g61560836277protein kinase family proteinF:in 6 functions;P:protein amino acid phosphorylation, protein ubiquitination;C:chloroplast, plasma membrane;MPOBFVAO.I.H.G.S.X.

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Specific experiments for the module

Std2 GX %ile GSM ID Assay name GSE ID Experiment title Link to GEO
219.2100.0GSM205364met1-3_leaf_second-selfed generation_rep01GSE8279Transgenerational Stability of the Arabidopsis Epigenome Is Coordinated by CG MethylationLink to GEO
178.8100.0GSM253651Ler 1GSE10039Low_Mo_Arabidopsis_mapping_MOT1Link to GEO
166.2100.0GSM205430met1-3_leaf_fourth-selfed generation_rep02GSE8279Transgenerational Stability of the Arabidopsis Epigenome Is Coordinated by CG MethylationLink to GEO
149.599.9GSM205426met1-3_leaf_second-selfed generation_rep02GSE8279Transgenerational Stability of the Arabidopsis Epigenome Is Coordinated by CG MethylationLink to GEO
121.999.9GSM133304RIKEN-NAKABAYASHI1BGSE5700AtGenExpress: Effect of ABA during seed imbibitionLink to GEO
97.499.9GSM205428met1-3_leaf_fourth-selfed generation_rep01GSE8279Transgenerational Stability of the Arabidopsis Epigenome Is Coordinated by CG MethylationLink to GEO
87.999.9GSM253645High_Mo_seg_pool_Ler_col_F2GSE10039Low_Mo_Arabidopsis_mapping_MOT1Link to GEO
86.899.9GSM133303RIKEN-NAKABAYASHI1AGSE5700AtGenExpress: Effect of ABA during seed imbibitionLink to GEO
75.399.9GSM253646Low_Mo_seg_pool_Ler_col_F2GSE10039Low_Mo_Arabidopsis_mapping_MOT1Link to GEO
67.699.9GSM253652Ler 2GSE10039Low_Mo_Arabidopsis_mapping_MOT1Link to GEO
63.799.8GSM253647Col-0 3GSE10039Low_Mo_Arabidopsis_mapping_MOT1Link to GEO
59.099.8GSM253649Col-0-2GSE10039Low_Mo_Arabidopsis_mapping_MOT1Link to GEO
56.099.8GSM143301Ts_genomic_hyb_2GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
52.199.8GSM143300Ts_genomic_hyb_3GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
47.299.8GSM205432Col_ leaf_ wildtype_rep01GSE8279Transgenerational Stability of the Arabidopsis Epigenome Is Coordinated by CG MethylationLink to GEO
44.899.8GSM143299High_Na_seg_pool_ts_col_F2GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
44.399.8GSM205435Col_ leaf_ wildtype_rep02GSE8279Transgenerational Stability of the Arabidopsis Epigenome Is Coordinated by CG MethylationLink to GEO
43.699.8GSM143309Tsu_genomic_hyb_2GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
42.399.8GSM143298Low_Na_seg_pool_ts_col_F2GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
42.199.8GSM143307Low_Na_seg_pool_tsu_col_F2GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
40.499.8E-MEXP-807-raw-cel-1173273252
40.199.8GSM143306High_Na_seg_pool_tsu_col_F2GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
39.999.8GSM143308Tsu_genomic_hyb_3GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
39.299.8GSM143310Tsu_genomic_hyb_1GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
38.199.8GSM253650Ler 3GSE10039Low_Mo_Arabidopsis_mapping_MOT1Link to GEO
34.099.7GSM184556Whole roots 2hr KNO3 treated then incubated in protoplast-generating solution minus enzymes, biological rep2GSE7631Cell-specific nitrogen responses in the Arabidopsis rootLink to GEO
33.999.7GSM143302Ts_genomic_hyb_1GSE6203Rus_etal_High_Na_Arabidopsis_accessions_mapping_HKT1Link to GEO
29.199.7GSM253648Col-0-1GSE10039Low_Mo_Arabidopsis_mapping_MOT1Link to GEO
28.899.7GSM176879AWP_Control_1GSE7334Microarray Analysis of Arabidopsis Genome Response to Aluminum StressLink to GEO
24.599.6GSM176876AWP_AL_Txed_1GSE7334Microarray Analysis of Arabidopsis Genome Response to Aluminum StressLink to GEO
22.499.6GSM133762Lindsey_1-14_torpedo-root_Rep1_ATH1GSE5730Transcriptional profiling of laser-capture micro-dissected embryonic tissuesLink to GEO
15.499.5E-MEXP-807-raw-cel-1173273144
14.699.4GSM131703ATGE_83_AGSE5634AtGenExpress: Developmental series (siliques and seeds)Link to GEO
14.499.4GSM131708ATGE_84_DGSE5634AtGenExpress: Developmental series (siliques and seeds)Link to GEO
14.399.4GSM131706ATGE_84_AGSE5634AtGenExpress: Developmental series (siliques and seeds)Link to GEO
14.399.4GSM226530LCOLUMELLASBGSE8934A high resolution organ expression map reveals novel expression patterns and predicts cellular functionLink to GEO
14.099.4GSM184537Whole roots 2hr KCl control treated then frozen, biological rep1GSE7631Cell-specific nitrogen responses in the Arabidopsis rootLink to GEO
13.799.4GSM176878AWP_AL_Txed_2GSE7334Microarray Analysis of Arabidopsis Genome Response to Aluminum StressLink to GEO
13.599.4GSM131705ATGE_83_CGSE5634AtGenExpress: Developmental series (siliques and seeds)Link to GEO
12.199.3GSM131702ATGE_82_CGSE5634AtGenExpress: Developmental series (siliques and seeds)Link to GEO
11.999.3GSM131707ATGE_84_BGSE5634AtGenExpress: Developmental series (siliques and seeds)Link to GEO
11.599.3GSM131704ATGE_83_BGSE5634AtGenExpress: Developmental series (siliques and seeds)Link to GEO
11.399.3GSM131700ATGE_82_AGSE5634AtGenExpress: Developmental series (siliques and seeds)Link to GEO
11.099.2GSM133774Lindsey_1-26_torpedo-meristem_Rep2_ATH1GSE5730Transcriptional profiling of laser-capture micro-dissected embryonic tissuesLink to GEO
9.599.1E-MEXP-807-raw-cel-1173273170
9.099.1GSM131701ATGE_82_BGSE5634AtGenExpress: Developmental series (siliques and seeds)Link to GEO

Biological processes inferred to relate to the module

SFGenesGO IDProcess NameLink to AmiGO
0.1671GO:0045487The chemical reactions and pathways resulting in the breakdown of gibberellin. Gibberellins are a class of highly modified terpenes that function as plant growth regulators.Link to AmiGO
0.0561GO:0048544The process, involving the sharing and interaction of the single locus incompatibility haplotypes, involved in the recognition or rejection of the self pollen by cells in the stigma. This process ensures out-breeding in certain plant species.Link to AmiGO
0.0501GO:0009639A change in state or activity of a cell or an organism (in terms of movement, secretion, enzyme production, gene expression, etc.) as a result of a red or far red light stimulus. Red light is electromagnetic radiation of wavelength of 580-700nm. Far red light is electromagnetic radiation of wavelength 700-800nm. An example of this response is seen at the beginning of many plant species developmental stages. These include germination, and the point when cotyledon expansion is triggered. In certain species these processes take place in response to absorption of red light by the pigment molecule phytochrome, but the signal can be reversed by exposure to far red light. During the initial phase the phytochrome molecule is only present in the red light absorbing form, but on absorption of red light it changes to a far red light absorbing form, triggering progress through development. An immediate short period of exposure to far red light entirely returns the pigment to its initial state and prevents triggering of the developmental process. A thirty minute break between red and subsequent far red light exposure renders the red light effect irreversible, and development then occurs regardless of whether far red light exposure subsequently occurs.Link to AmiGO

KEGG PATHWAY inferred to related to the module

SFGenesKEGG IDPathway nameLink to KEGG

Inter-species module comparison

Select a plant to compare co-expressed genes between species.
Glycine_max
Hordeum_vulgare
Oryza_sativa
Populus_trichocarpa
Triticum_aestivum
Vitis_vinifera
Zea_mays



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