Distribution of the three GO categories in the (A) antenna, (B) midgut and (C) terminalia libraries and the significantly enriched GO terms detected from the transcripts with tissue-biased expression.

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Distribution of the three GO categories in the (A) antenna, (B) midgut and (C) terminalia libraries and the significantly enriched GO terms detected from the transcripts with tissue-biased expression.

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Red, green and blue indicate the level two BP, MF and CC terms respectively, which were predicted from the transcripts showing tissue-biased expression. ‘*’ indicates the term is enriched or it contains enriched terms from higher levels. The enriched GOs and their hierarchical relationships with the lower level GOs are shown on the right side.

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23 Jun, 2016

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Chen Wu / Ross N. Crowhurst / Alice B. Dennis / Victoria G. Twort / Shanlin Liu / Richard D. Newcomb / Howard A. Ross / Thomas R. Buckley

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