The average percentage of the differentially methylated reporters located in various parts of the gene body.

<p>The figure shows the average percentage of methylated reporters (with SE, calculated for over 2,000 genes) found in the coding sequences of genes in the progeny of control plants (Ct) and the progeny of stressed plants (25 and 75 mM). The asterisks denote a significant difference between the progeny of plants exposed to 25 or 75 mM NaCl and the progeny of control plants (p<0.05). A. The average percentage of methylated reporters in the entire coding sequence, in the 300 nts of the 5′ end, in the 300 nts of the 3′ end, and in the central part of the gene. B. The average percentage of methylated reporters in the entire coding sequence, in the exon and intron regions of the gene.