Distribution of transcripts in the five ρD classes. The degradation coefficient ρD was calculated for 2947 individual transcripts for the three growth rate comparisons (bars from left to right: 0.20 versus 0.10 h−1, 0.40 versus 0.20 h−1 and 0.63 versus 0.40 h−1). Regulatory classes named I to V were defined according to the ρD value: ρD < 0, class I; 0 < ρD < 0.4, class II; 0.4 < ρD < 0.6, class III; 0.6 < ρD < 1, class IV and 1 < ρD, class V. The signification of the ρD classes is: I – Mainly transcriptional control with differences in degradation and transcription having opposite effects, II – Mainly transcriptional control with differences in degradation and transcription acting in the same direction, III – Control almost equally divided between degradation and transcription, with the two acting in the same direction, IV – Mainly degradational control with differences in degradation and transcription acting in the same direction, V – Mainly degradational control with differences in degradation and transcription acting in opposite directions.
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