<p>(A) <i>A</i>. <i>baerii</i>. (B) <i>A</i>. <i>schrenckii</i>. (C) overlapped results from both species. Red columns represent upregulated proteins and green column represents downregulated proteins.</p
<p>Challenge was induced with sub-inhibitory concentrations of pleurocidin (red: p1), magainin 2 (bl...
<p>(A) Gene ontology analysis of differentially expressed unigenes. The blue bar indicates up-regula...
<p>The differentially expressed genes were assigned into three groups, including biological process,...
<p>(A) <i>A</i>. <i>baerii</i>. (B) <i>A</i>. <i>schrenckii</i>. (C) overlapped results from both sp...
<p>The three main GO categories include biological process (red), cellular component (green), and mo...
<p>All data are presented on the basis of GO second-level terms. Numbers refer to assigned proteins ...
<p>Kiviat diagram representing, the relative abundance of Gene Ontology (GO) terms, in percent for t...
<p>The official gene symbols of differentially expressed proteins are used for the GO annotations. O...
<p>Distribution histograms within the three main GO categories (in red “molecular function”, in blue...
For each GO Slim, the difference in the numbers of proteins with increased expression and the number...
<p>Ontology analysis of identified Yorkshire and Meishan ovary proteins. The classification of the p...
<p>Ontology analysis of identified Yorkshire and Meishan ovary proteins. The classification of the p...
<p>Horizontal axis in the top displays the percentage of significant genes in each column, while axi...
<p>GO annotations are presented by category: A) biological process B) cellular components C) molecul...
<p>Gene ontology (GO) term enrichment distribution of up-regulated proteins (A) and down-regulated p...
<p>Challenge was induced with sub-inhibitory concentrations of pleurocidin (red: p1), magainin 2 (bl...
<p>(A) Gene ontology analysis of differentially expressed unigenes. The blue bar indicates up-regula...
<p>The differentially expressed genes were assigned into three groups, including biological process,...
<p>(A) <i>A</i>. <i>baerii</i>. (B) <i>A</i>. <i>schrenckii</i>. (C) overlapped results from both sp...
<p>The three main GO categories include biological process (red), cellular component (green), and mo...
<p>All data are presented on the basis of GO second-level terms. Numbers refer to assigned proteins ...
<p>Kiviat diagram representing, the relative abundance of Gene Ontology (GO) terms, in percent for t...
<p>The official gene symbols of differentially expressed proteins are used for the GO annotations. O...
<p>Distribution histograms within the three main GO categories (in red “molecular function”, in blue...
For each GO Slim, the difference in the numbers of proteins with increased expression and the number...
<p>Ontology analysis of identified Yorkshire and Meishan ovary proteins. The classification of the p...
<p>Ontology analysis of identified Yorkshire and Meishan ovary proteins. The classification of the p...
<p>Horizontal axis in the top displays the percentage of significant genes in each column, while axi...
<p>GO annotations are presented by category: A) biological process B) cellular components C) molecul...
<p>Gene ontology (GO) term enrichment distribution of up-regulated proteins (A) and down-regulated p...
<p>Challenge was induced with sub-inhibitory concentrations of pleurocidin (red: p1), magainin 2 (bl...
<p>(A) Gene ontology analysis of differentially expressed unigenes. The blue bar indicates up-regula...
<p>The differentially expressed genes were assigned into three groups, including biological process,...