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Tiling arrays reveal plant circadian RNAs

Genome tiling arrays uncover extensive circadian-regulated transcription across the Arabidopsis genome.

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Platform?

Whole-genome tiling arrays.

Source: Exploring the transcriptional landscape of plant circadian rhythms using genome tiling arrays · DOI · quote verified

Sampling design?

2-day time course at 4-hour resolution.

Source: Exploring the transcriptional landscape of plant circadian rhythms using genome tiling arrays · DOI · quote verified

Analysis?

Spectral tests for circadian hybridization rhythms.

Source: Exploring the transcriptional landscape of plant circadian rhythms using genome tiling arrays · DOI · quote verified

Known clock genes?

PRRs, LUX, ELF3/4, FKF1, ZTL among others.

Source: Exploring the transcriptional landscape of plant circadian rhythms using genome tiling arrays · DOI · quote verified

Beyond coding genes?

Many additional genomic features cycle.

Source: Exploring the transcriptional landscape of plant circadian rhythms using genome tiling arrays · DOI · quote verified

Probe density idea?

Millions of oligonucleotide features.

Source: Exploring the transcriptional landscape of plant circadian rhythms using genome tiling arrays · DOI · quote verified

Protein-coding coverage?

Most annotated genes have exon probes.

Source: Exploring the transcriptional landscape of plant circadian rhythms using genome tiling arrays · DOI · quote verified

Weakly rhythmic clocks?

LKP2 and ZTL behave as expected.

Source: Exploring the transcriptional landscape of plant circadian rhythms using genome tiling arrays · DOI · quote verified

Takeaway?

Plant circadian control is genome-wide, not gene-list limited.

Source: Exploring the transcriptional landscape of plant circadian rhythms using genome tiling arrays · DOI · quote verified