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Table 1 KEGG enrichment of three stages following infection

From: Transcriptome sequencing leads to an improved understanding of the infection mechanism of Alternaria solani in potato

Time

Description

Number

Pvalue

0v3

up

Ribosome

69

1.27 × 10–18

Valine, leucine and isoleucine biosynthesis

11

6.84 × 1005

Lysine biosynthesis

9

1.99 × 10–4

Citrate cycle (TCA cycle)

16

3.14 × 10–4

Pyruvate metabolism

21

8.88 × 10–4

down

Prodigiosin biosynthesis

5

7.37 × 10–5

Linoleic acid metabolism

3

3.33 × 10–3

Protein processing in endoplasmic reticulum

23

2.113 × 10–3

Longevity regulating pathway—multiple species

11

1.439 × 10–3

Ubiquitin mediated proteolysis

18

3.151 × 10–3

0v4

up

Ribosome

56

2.05 × 10–11

Valine, leucine and isoleucine degradation

26

1.55 × 10–6

Galactose metabolism

20

3.22 × 10–5

beta-Alanine metabolism

17

8.22 × 10–5

Pentose and glucuronate interconversions

18

6.03 × 10–5

down

Prodigiosin biosynthesis

5

2.048 × 10–4

Mitophagy—yeast

13

3.6298 × 10–3

Necroptosis

10

3.088 × 10–3

Ubiquitin mediated proteolysis

21

2.3468 × 10–3

Fatty acid biosynthesis

6

7.4068 × 10–3

0v5

up

Ribosome

64

2.078 × 10–15

Galactose metabolism

22

4.088 × 10–6

Starch and sucrose metabolism

33

8.518 × 10–6

Valine, leucine and isoleucine degradation

25

2.028 × 10–5

N-Glycan biosynthesis

20

8.18 × 10–5

down

Prodigiosin biosynthesis

5

3.088 × 10–4

Mitophagy—yeast

15

7.498 × 10–4

Basal transcription factors

13

2.858 × 10–3

Ubiquitin mediated proteolysis

21

6.528 × 10–3

Linoleic acid metabolism

3

7.8518 × 10–3