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Evolution, expression differentiation and interaction specificity of heterotrimeric G-protein subunit gene family in the mesohexaploid Brassica rapa.

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Figure 2. Phylogenetic relationship of G-protein subunits of B.
Figure 4. Expression pattern of G-protein genes in different tissues of B. rapa . Relative transcript accumulation of (A) BraA.Ga1 and BraGb genes; and (B) BraGc genes across different tissue types of B
Figure 6. Heat map showing transcript accumulation of G-protein genes in response to phytohormone and stress conditions.

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