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Genetic heat map for genes from the Arctic springtail (Megaphorura arctica) that are involved in the animal surviving freezing. Each row represents... more
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Genetic heat map for genes from the Arctic springtail (Megaphorura arctica) that are involved in the animal surviving freezing. Each row represents the behaviour of a different gene and each column represents a different cold treatment. The colours show how much of the gene product is produced under each treatment. Red means that more product is produced compared to control conditions, green less, and black denotes no change.
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