(A) An example of coexpressed gene networks for ‘purine ribonucleotide biosynthetic process’ (GO:0009152). Solid edges (lines) indicate gene coexpression, and red dotted edges indicate PPIs. Orange edges indicate conserved coexpression between Arabidopsis and at least one of three mammalian species (human, mouse and rat). Octagon-shaped nodes indicate TF genes, and circular nodes indicate other types of genes. Large nodes are genes with the GO annotation, which are the input genes used to construct these networks. The small gray-shaded nodes are genes automatically selected based on the strength of gene coexpression. Common KEGG pathways in the network are denoted by color-coded (red or yellow) dots in the nodes. (Note that this KEGG pathway is just part of the whole pathway.) This page can be obtained at [http://atted.jp/data/gonetwork/GO:0009152.html]. (B) An example of coexpressed gene networks for an organelle (nucleus). We used Google Maps API to display the huge coexpression map interactively. Yellow balloons mark the user-specified genes (AP1, AP2, AP3 in this case). Black solid edges indicate gene coexpression, and red dotted edges indicate PPIs. Octagon-shaped nodes indicate TF genes, and circular nodes indicate other types of genes. This page can be generated at [http://atted.jp/gmap/nucleus/?gene=At1g69120,At5g52020,At3g54340]. The window focuses on the first gene (At1g69120).