Transcript: Overlapping 46 bp Solexa sequences were assembled
into contigs (short for contiguous) and assigned a number. The
'ctg' tells you you're looking at a contig. The 'code' switches
in some tables, so if you see a 'cf' id number, just think
contig.  1N_Rn 1Nm 1No 1Np 1Rj 1Rk 1Rl 1Sa 1Sb 1Sc 1Sd 1Se 1Sf
1Sg 2Sh 3Si: Each of these columns tells you how many different
copies of the specific contig were present in the RNA isolated
from plants at the specified developmental stage. To understand
what these developmental stages are, be sure to click on the
"shoot, root, nodule" link on the "Gene expression" strategy
page. Here are a few things to remember. The 1 indicates that
RNA was isolated from plants from MN, 2 is from KS, and 3 is
from OK. If you are doing a developmental comparision, you will
want to use just the columns labeled with a 1. N stands for
nodule, R for root, and S for shoot. The lower case letters tell
you about the age of the plant when the specific tissue was
removed for RNA isolation. Y