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Table 4 Gene ontology (GO) terms overrepresented in (A) naïve N. bryanti and (B) experienced N. bryanti on creosote diets

From: Evidence for functional convergence in genes upregulated by herbivores ingesting plant secondary compounds

Ontology

List

Gene set

z-score

A. naïve N. bryanti

   

response to stimulus

61

1241

3.66

response to chemical stimulus

30

533

3.13

system development

28

587

2.06

response to stress

27

525

2.44

immune system process

22

265

4.62

apoptosis

20

350

2.56

cell death

20

367

2.34

death

20

370

2.3

programmed cell death

20

353

2.52

regulation of multicellular organismal process

20

328

2.88

regulation of apoptosis

17

287

2.51

regulation of cell death

17

297

2.35

regulation of programmed cell death

17

289

2.47

cellular response to chemical stimulus

15

222

2.89

immune response

15

140

4.92

regulation of developmental process

15

244

2.5

response to external stimulus

13

189

2.75

regulation of multicellular organismal development

12

206

2.02

defense response

11

147

2.83

positive regulation of developmental process

11

113

3.82

response to wounding

11

137

3.09

hemopoiesis

10

103

3.63

hemopoietic or lymphoid organ development

10

106

3.52

immune system development

10

115

3.23

negative regulation of apoptosis

10

145

2.41

negative regulation of cell death

10

153

2.23

negative regulation of programmed cell death

10

145

2.41

B. experienced N. bryanti

   

metabolic process

96

2711

2.39

small molecule metabolic process

35

782

2.51

response to chemical stimulus

25

533

2.3

cellular ketone metabolic process

23

332

4.23

carboxylic acid metabolic process

22

321

4.07

organic acid metabolic process

22

328

3.96

oxoacid metabolic process

22

321

4.07

amine metabolic process

13

203

2.81

cellular amine metabolic process

12

181

2.82

cellular amino acid metabolic process

11

152

3.02

monocarboxylic acid metabolic process

10

157

2.43

  1. “List” indicates the number of genes highly expressed within the term; “Gene set” indicates the total number of genes in that ontology included on the array.