EST analysis of cDNA libraries from the entomopathogenic fungus Beauveria (Cordyceps) bassiana. II. Fungal cells sporulating on chitin and producing oosporein, by E-.M. Cho, D. Boucias and N. O. Keyhani

Microbiology vol. 152, part 9, pp. 2855 - 2864

Supplementary Fig. S1
Comparative analysis of GO assigned B. bassiana ESTs as a function of (A) metabolism, (B) cellular localization, (C) enzymatic activity and (D) ligand binding subcategories. [ PDF file ] (40 KB)

Supplementary Table S1
Complete search results, with GenBank accession numbers, for each EST. [ PDF file ] (573 KB)

Supplementary Table S2
GO mappings. [ PDF file ] (32 KB)

Supplementary Table S3
Analysis of the 25 most abundantly represented transcripts in the B. bassiana oosporein and chitin libraries. [ PDF file ] (26 KB)

Supplementary Table S4
List of the ESTs, with accession numbers, and the search results. [ PDF file ] (25 KB)

Supplementary Table S5
B. bassiana ESTs corresponding to putative pathogenicity-related factors. [ PDF file ] (96 KB)

Supplementary Table S6
The number of times each sequence was found in each library and the identities of the sequences belonging to each set as delineated in Fig. 4. The headings correspond to the following B. bassiana cell types: A, aerial conidia; B, blastospores; T, submerged conidia; Ch, chitin-grown library; O, oosporein-induced library. In order to find those sequences unique to any combination of the above, e.g. aerial conidia, blastospores and oosporein, click on the appropriate Excel file tab, e.g. 'ABO'. The complete analysis is also given under the tab heading 'Assembly defs'. [ Excel file ] (880 KB)

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