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Seedling temperature responses in Arabidopsis RRS-7

ABSTRACT: Plants have the capacity to sense and respond to even small changes in ambient temperature. Numerous thermomorphogenic responses can be observed in Seedlings including elongation of the hypocotyl, petioles and the primary root while leaf blade areas are reduced. Main objective of the experiment was the assessment of tissue-specific transcriptome responses in Arabidopsis seedlings exposed to elevated ambient temperatures, 5 days old Arabidopsis seedlings grown at 20°C in LD were shifted for 3 or 24h to 28°C. Control plants were kept at 20°C. At time of harvest, cotyledons and roots were dissected and collected separately from the hypocotyl. To minimize circadian effects, plant material was grown in several successive batches and harvested only for a period of 30 min per timepoint on several consecutive days. Shifts and harvest was performed at midday to late afternoon (see ZT in overall design).

ORGANISM(S): Arabidopsis thaliana

PROVIDER: GSE126373 | GEO | 2019/02/12

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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