Fig. 2From: Heterogeneity in maternal mRNAs within clutches of eggs in response to thermal stress during the embryonic stageImpact of maternal embryonic heat stress on the maternally derived egg mRNAs from the type B conspecific cross. a Frequency of values of log10(CV2BBH/CV2BBC) of gene models in the eggs from heat-treated and control mothers. b, c Distribution of expression of genes showing a more than five-fold increase (shown in red) (b) or decrease (shown in blue) (c) in CV2 between eggs from heat-treated and control mothers. X-axis shows average expression level (TPM) in eggs from control (C) mother, and y-axis average expression level (TPM) from heat-shocked (H) mother in each batch. BBC (n = 14 eggs); BBH (n = 16 eggs). Note that genes showing a five-fold increase or (particularly) decrease of CV2 were spread out, and not limited to genes with low expression valuesBack to article page