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From: Does the core circadian clock in the moss Physcomitrella patens (Bryophyta) comprise a single loop?

Figure 8

Core clock network comparison. Comparison of the core clock network in Arabidopsis and the version of the core clock in P. patens proposed in this study. (A) Locke's three-loop model where the inferred but as yet unidentified component "X" linking the feedback from TOC1 to LHY/CCA1 has been omitted for clarity. LUX has been placed in the vicinity of the morning-phased loop since interactions with LHY/CCA1 has been experimentally verified (see text for further details). Similarly, the ZTL family of components has been placed by the evening-phased loop. ELF4 has been positioned below the central loop since recent results suggest that it interacts with components of both the morning- and evening-phased loop (see text for further details). The positioning of ELF3 is relative since the exact means by which it interacts with the input light pathway, and feed back rhythmic information from the core clock, is not yet fully understood. (B) A suggested version of the P. patens circadian clock network. The single loop corresponds to the morning-phased loop of the Arabidopsis clock mechanism in seedlings and the "simplified slave version" of the Arabidopsis root clock. PpELF3L1-2 refer to Phypa_66647 and Phypa_165364. PpELF4L and PpLUXL refer to Phypa_49622 and Phypa_47310.

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