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SnRK2.2 transcripts exhibited a similar expression pattern during the moist chilling phase (Fig.  2c).

Thus, while absolute ABA levels remained constant, transcription of genes for ABA signalling components, and thereby sensitivity to ABA, started to decline during the latter part of the moist chilling phase (Fig.  2b, c).

A primary, if not exclusive, effect of chilling is a phase transition in membrane lipids, which occurs at a critical temperature [39, 47].

While functional categories for genes responding to late phase chilling stress are diverse, ranging from functional adaptation to continuous stress, the early responses have been found to be related to transcription regulation and signal transduction [ 20].

Alarmingly, the nuclear competition between India and Pakistan has now entered a spine-chilling phase.

The first phase was chilling, in part because the banter of the soldiers was so far beyond the boundaries of civilian discourse.

About 19% (29) of rice bHLH genes were induced by chilling, 18 of which were at phase-1, 5 at phase-2 and 6 at phase-3.

Majority of chilling upregulated TFs were activated at phase-1 and phase-2, indicating that the critical transcriptional changes occurred during the initial 24 hours.

A total of 23 NAC genes were induced by chilling, including 21 ' early response' (14 at phase-1 and 7 at phase-2) and 2 ' late response' (Table 1; see Additional file 4).

In flowering plants, the gametophyte phase is known to be sensitive to hot or cold, i.e. freezing and chilling temperatures even for a short period (Zinn et al. 2010; Parish et al. 2012).

Nucleic acid in the aqueous phase was precipitated by adding NaCl to 150 mM and 2.5 × volumes of 100% [v/v] ethanol, chilling at −20°C for 1 h, and then harvested by centrifugation (13,000 × g for 30 min at 4°C).