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Setaria viridis small RNAs from panicle tissues

ABSTRACT: A total of 18 libraries from Setaria viridis were constructed using the Illumina TruSeq sample preparation method. We used two biological replicate libraries from the leaf, whole panicles (inside leaf sheath), whole panicles (coming out of leaf sheath), whole panicles (completely out of leaf sheath), whole panicles (completely out of leaf sheath, after pollination), spikelet (inside leaf sheath), spikelet (coming out of leaf sheath), and spikelet (completely out of leaf sheath).

ORGANISM(S): Setaria viridis

PROVIDER: GSE111490 | GEO | 2018/07/28

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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