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Transcriptional Activity, Chromosomal Distribution and Expression Effects of Transposable Elements in Coffea Genomes

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Expression levels of TE transcripts.

(A) Heatmap showing the relative expression levels of TE transcripts for 31 DNA transposons and 33 retrotransposons. CHX+: C. arabica callus treated with cycloheximide, CHX–: C. arabica callus untreated, I59_I: C. arabica irrigated leaves from drought tolerant cultivar Iapar59, I59_NI: C. arabica non-irrigated leaves from Iapar59, 14_I: C. canephora irrigated leaves from drought tolerant cultivar, 14_NI: C. canephora non-irrigated leaves from drought tolerant cultivar, Rubi_I: C. arabica irrigated leaves from drought sensitive cultivar Rubi, Rubi_NI: C. arabica non-irrigated leaves from Rubi. (B) Overall expression level differences between TEs, genes with TE insertions (TE+Genes, n = 77) and genes without TE insertions (TE–Genes, n = 63) across the conditions measured here. Average expression levels ± standard errors were compared using the Students’ t-test and the Mann-Whitney U test (MWU) as indicated. (C) Average expression levels for retrotransposons versus DNA transposons. (D) Average Manhattan distances between expression profiles within versus between TE families. (E) Individual TE sequences that have significantly up-regulated upon cycloheximide treatment (CHX+).

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0078931.g002