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, WRKY70 (WRKY DNA-binding protein 70), AT3G56400, pp.52-64

, AT5G52740 "heavy-metal-associated domain-containing protein" 2,33 8, pp.52-64

, AT2G29720 "CTF2B; monooxygenase" 2,32 1, pp.70-81

, AAA-type ATPase family protein" 2,31 1, pp.70-81

, AT2G24160 pseudogene 2,30 2, pp.56-67

, AT3G51660 "macrophage migration inhibitory factor family protein / MIF family protein" 2,30 2, pp.56-67

, AT5G04340 "C2H2; nucleic acid binding / transcription factor/ zinc ion binding" 2,29, vol.3, pp.41-52

, DNA binding / transcription factor/ transcriptional repressor" 2,29, vol.3, pp.41-52

, AT1G11330 "S-locus lectin protein kinase family protein" 2,27 6, pp.82-93

, MEK1 (mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase 1); MAP kinase kinase/ kinase" 2,23 1, AT4G26070, pp.70-80

. At1g61460-"s-locus-protein-kinase, , vol.23, pp.96-106

, AT4G22530 "embryo-abundant protein-related, vol.2, pp.64-74

, AT1G27980 "pyridoxal-dependent decarboxylase family protein, vol.2, pp.75-85

, RGXT1 (RHAMNOGALACTURONAN XYLOSYLTRANSFERASE, vol.1

. Udp-xylosyltransferase, , vol.2, pp.84-94

, CORI3 (CORONATINE INDUCED 1, JASMONIC ACID RESPONSIVE 2), AT4G23600, pp.77-87

, YLS2 (yellow-leaf-specific gene 2), AT3G51430, pp.29-39

, AT-HSFA4A (Arabidopsis thaliana heat shock transcription factor A4A)

, DNA binding / transcription factor" 2,19, vol.5, pp.88-98

, AT2G24600 "ankyrin repeat family protein" 2,19 6, pp.5-10

, AT3G45860 "receptor-like protein kinase, vol.18, pp.99-109

, AT4G23170 "EP1, vol.7, pp.93-103

, ATPT2 (PHOSPHATE TRANSPORTER 2); carbohydrate transporter/ phosphate transporter/ sugar porter" 2, AT2G38940, vol.17, issue.9, pp.97-107

, AT3G04720 "PR4 (PATHOGENESIS-RELATED 4, vol.17, pp.1-9

, ATTIM17-1 (Arabidopsis thaliana translocase inner membrane subunit 17-1), AT1G20350, pp.5-9

, AT1G72910 "disease resistance protein (TIR-NBS class), pp.93-102

, AT3E15070 2,08, vol.1, pp.21-29

, GTP binding / translation elongation factor" 2,08 1, pp.24-32

, AT2G34940 "vacuolar sorting receptor, vol.1, pp.34-42

, APK2A (PROTEIN KINASE 2A); kinase" 2,07 1, AT1G14370, pp.40-48

, AT3G08870 "lectin protein kinase, vol.1, pp.47-55

, ALF5 (ABERRANT LATERAL ROOT FORMATION 5); antiporter/ transporter" 2,06 1, AT3G23560, pp.67-75

, AT2G17120 "peptidoglycan-binding LysM domain-containing protein" 2,06 1, pp.93-101

, CYP72A8 (cytochrome P450, family 72, subfamily A, polypeptide 8), AT3G14620, pp.95-103

, CRCK1 (CALMODULIN-BINDING RECEPTOR-LIKE CYTOPLASMIC KINASE 1); kinase" 2,05 2, AT5G58940, pp.42-50

, WRKY58 (WRKY DNA-binding protein 58), AT3G01080, pp.10-18

, AT4G02220 "zinc finger (MYND type) family protein / programmed cell death 2 C-terminal domain-containing protein, vol.3, pp.23-31

. At2g32140, , pp.35-43

, WRKY25 (WRKY DNA-binding protein 25), AT2G30250, pp.7-8

. At5g20400-"oxidoreductase and . 2og-fe, , pp.19-27

, SAG21 (SENESCENCE-ASSOCIATED GENE 21, AT4G02380, vol.5, issue.2, pp.61-69

, AT3G29000 "calcium-binding EF hand family protein" 2,01 6, pp.46-54

, GLIP5 (GDSL-motif lipase 5), AT1G53920, pp.30-33

. At3g19010-"oxidoreductase and . 2og-fe, , pp.53-56

, ATP binding / nucleoside-triphosphatase/ nucleotide binding / protein binding / transmembrane receptor, vol.56, pp.59-62

, AT5G61250 "glycosyl hydrolase family 79 N-terminal domain-containing protein" 1, vol.55, pp.89-92

, RFL1 (RPS5-LIKE 1), AT1G12210

, ATP binding / protein binding" 1, vol.55, pp.96-99

, WAKL6 (WALL ASSOCIATED KINASE-LIKE 6), AT1G16110, pp.45-48

, AT1G67800 copine-related 1,53, vol.2, pp.97-100

, MAP2A (METHIONINE AMINOPEPTIDASE 2A), AT2G44180, pp.55-58

. At1g21100-"o-methyltransferase, , vol.52, pp.82-85

, MLO2 (MILDEW RESISTANCE LOCUS O 2), AT1G11310, pp.91-94

, AT1G30010 "intron maturase, type II family protein" 1,51, vol.4, pp.14-17

, DNA binding / transcription factor" 1,51, vol.4, pp.35-38

, AT4G12720 "AtNUDT7 (ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA NUDIX HYDROLASE HOMOLOG 7, pp.66-69

, AMY1 (ALPHA-AMYLASE-LIKE); alpha-amylase" 1,49 6, AT4G25000, pp.18-21

, ATMKK2 (MAP KINASE KINASE 2); MAP kinase kinase/ kinase" 1,49 6, AT4G29810, pp.60-63

, AT3G51890 "unknown protein" 1, vol.47, pp.61-64

, AT3G55450 "protein kinase, vol.47, pp.95-98

, ATGSTF2 (Arabidopsis thaliana Glutathione S-transferase (class phi) 2); glutathione transferase, AT4G02520, vol.46, issue.1, pp.21-23

, AT3G17910 "SURF1 (SURFEIT 1, vol.45, pp.40-42

, BON1 (BONZAI1); calcium-dependent phospholipid binding" 1,44 1, AT5G61900, pp.52-54

, AT5G61600 "ethylene-responsive element-binding family protein" 1,44 1, pp.53-55

, AT2G27310 "F-box family protein" 1, vol.44, pp.58-60

. At1g21110-"o-methyltransferase, , vol.44, pp.71-73

, AT1G17990 "12-oxophytodienoate reductase, vol.44, pp.72-74

. At3g44870-"s-adenosyl-l-methionine, , pp.73-75

, ATP binding / nucleoside-triphosphatase/ nucleotide binding / protein binding" 1,43, vol.1, pp.91-93

, APK2A (PROTEIN KINASE 2A); kinase" 1,43 2, AT1G14370, pp.10-12

, AT5G44070 "CAD1 (CADMIUM SENSITIVE 1)" 1,42, vol.2, pp.38-40

, ATCNGC10 (CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDE GATED CHANNEL 10); calmodulin binding / cyclic nucleotide binding / ion channel" 1,42 2, AT1G01340, pp.39-41

, AtMYB50 (myb domain protein 50), AT1G57560

, DNA binding / transcription factor" 1,42 2, pp.42-44

, AT1G52040 "MBP1 (MYROSINASE-BINDING PROTEIN 1)" 1,42, vol.2, pp.49-51

, AT2G40600 "appr-1-p processing enzyme family protein" 1, vol.40, pp.42-44

, AT3G28930 "AIG2 (AVRRPT2-INDUCED GENE 2)" 1,40, vol.3, pp.62-64

, ATMKK4 (MITOGEN-ACTIVATED PROTEIN KINASE KINASE 4), AT1G51660, pp.90-92

, AT2G15220 "secretory protein, vol.39, pp.21-23

, YLS5 (yellow-leaf-specific gene 5, AT2G38860, vol.39, issue.4, pp.38-40

, AT3G13000 "transcription factor, vol.45, pp.50-52

, AT1G20470 "auxin-responsive family protein, vol.45, pp.37-39

, AT1G20190 "ATEXPA11 (ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA EXPANSIN A11, vol.47, pp.88-91

, AT1G61795 "unknown protein, vol.47, pp.49-52

, AT4G10150 "zinc finger (C3HC4-type RING finger) family protein"-1, vol.47, pp.23-26

, DNA binding / transcription factor, vol.4, pp.60-63

, AT3G16000 "MFP1 (MAR BINDING FILAMENT-LIKE PROTEIN 1, vol.52, pp.40-43

, AT3G53530 "heavy-metal-associated domain-containing protein, vol.54, pp.55-58

, PLA IIIB/PLP9 (Patatin-like protein 9); nutrient reservoir, vol.60, pp.8-12

, AT5G36910 "THI2.2 (THIONIN 2.2); toxin receptor binding, vol.61, pp.81-85

, AT2G37950 "zinc finger (C3HC4-type RING finger) family protein, vol.63, pp.42-46

, AT1G07450 "tropinone reductase, putative / tropine dehydrogenase, putative"-1,63, vol.4, pp.13-17

, GDSL-motif lipase/hydrolase family protein, vol.68, pp.34-38

, CYP96A12 (cytochrome P450, family 96, subfamily A, polypeptide 12); oxygen binding, AT4G39510, vol.74, issue.4, pp.0-5

, AT5G46690 "BHLH071, vol.71

, DNA binding / transcription factor, vol.78, pp.48-53

, AT2G34170 "unknown protein, vol.80, pp.96-102

, AT1G02180 ferredoxin-related-1, vol.83, issue.5, pp.5-6

, AT3G22540 "unknown protein, vol.83, pp.93-99

, AT1G53520 "chalcone-flavanone isomerase-related, vol.88, pp.66-72

, AT2G44800 "oxidoreductase, 2OG-Fe(II) oxygenase family protein, vol.89, pp.40-46

, AT3G17640 "leucine-rich repeat family protein, vol.89, pp.29-35

, AT1G06980 "unknown protein, vol.89, pp.28-34

, AT1G52250 "dynein light chain type 1 family protein, vol.92, pp.75-82

, AT2G27385 "unknown protein"-1,96, vol.2, pp.55-62

, AT2G21540 "SEC14 cytosolic factor, putative / phosphoglyceride transfer protein, vol.12, pp.96-105

, AT2G33330 "33 kDa secretory protein-related, pp.56-67

, ARR15 (RESPONSE REGULATOR 15); transcription regulator, AT1G74890, vol.31, issue.1, pp.70-81

, AT5G13140 "unknown protein, vol.31, pp.70-81

, AT5G35740 "glycosyl hydrolase family protein, vol.17, pp.70-81

, AT1G06360 "fatty acid desaturase family protein, pp.0-0

, AT1G23205 "invertase/pectin methylesterase inhibitor family protein, vol.55, pp.0-0

, LTP6 (Lipid transfer protein 6); lipid binding, AT3G08770, vol.57, issue.0, pp.0-0