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combined cold and high light stress response in Arabidopsis

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we have analyzed the transcriptional responses of Arabidopsis to a combination of high light and cold stresses

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High light and cold were studied together because they are considered major stressors that impact photosynthesis.

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because these conditions are considered major stressors that impact the same target, photosynthesis

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Transcriptome analysis indicated that cold-activated genes in Arabidopsis can be divided into genes whose expression is enhanced by high light and genes whose expression is not enhanced by high light.

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Transcriptome analysis revealed that cold-activated genes can be divided into the following two groups: (1) genes whose expression is enhanced by high light and (2) genes whose expression is not enhanced by high light.

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This study analyzed Arabidopsis transcriptional responses to combined high light and cold stress.

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In this study, we have analyzed the transcriptional responses of Arabidopsis to a combination of high light and cold stresses