Table S2. Band counting numbers, Shannon index (diversity), Simpson index (diversity) and Pielou’s index (evenness). They are based on DGGE band-matching surfaces. Results are for larvae never exposed to Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (Bti) (“Control”) and for larvae exposed to Bti, including larvae dead in less than 6 h of exposure to Bti (“Susceptible”), in between 6 and 11 h (“Intermediate”), and past 11 h (“Tolerant”). Results are given with mean (± standard deviation) (minimum-maximum values). (PDF 277 kb
Figure S3. Chromobacterium species biofilm harbors more bacteria than supernatant. Each species was ...
Table S4. SIMPER analysis results showing differential abundance of bacterial OTUs among mosquito sp...
Figure S3. Family level composition (% of OTUs) in different organs of nine mosquito species. Only O...
Table S1. Tukey’s post-hoc test outputs from larval bacterial microbiota. Linear models were used to...
Table S3. Bacterial community similarity within and between treatment groups. Similarity values are ...
Figure S2. Composite picture of a DGGE gel containing all four groups of larvae. Bands excised and s...
Figure S1. Picture of the DGGE gel containing unexposed larvae sampled at 0, 5, 10 and 24 h. (PDF 10...
Figure S4. Non-metric multi-dimensional scaling plots of the bacterial communities of larvae based o...
Table S1. Summary of the exposure of third-instar Ae. aegypti larvae from the RecBti strain with Bac...
Table S1. Identification of bacterial genera that are differentially abundant in pairwise comparison...
International audienceBackground: Insect microbiota is a dynamic microbial community that can active...
Mosquito breeding sites are complex aquatic environments with wide microbial diversity and physicoch...
Additional file 1: Supplemental Figure 1. Bacterial infection protocols. (A) Selection of an optimal...
Interactions between bacterial microbiota and mosquitoes play an important role in mosquitoes’ capac...
Non-metric multidimensional scaling 2. Non-metric multidimensional scaling ordination of the most ab...
Figure S3. Chromobacterium species biofilm harbors more bacteria than supernatant. Each species was ...
Table S4. SIMPER analysis results showing differential abundance of bacterial OTUs among mosquito sp...
Figure S3. Family level composition (% of OTUs) in different organs of nine mosquito species. Only O...
Table S1. Tukey’s post-hoc test outputs from larval bacterial microbiota. Linear models were used to...
Table S3. Bacterial community similarity within and between treatment groups. Similarity values are ...
Figure S2. Composite picture of a DGGE gel containing all four groups of larvae. Bands excised and s...
Figure S1. Picture of the DGGE gel containing unexposed larvae sampled at 0, 5, 10 and 24 h. (PDF 10...
Figure S4. Non-metric multi-dimensional scaling plots of the bacterial communities of larvae based o...
Table S1. Summary of the exposure of third-instar Ae. aegypti larvae from the RecBti strain with Bac...
Table S1. Identification of bacterial genera that are differentially abundant in pairwise comparison...
International audienceBackground: Insect microbiota is a dynamic microbial community that can active...
Mosquito breeding sites are complex aquatic environments with wide microbial diversity and physicoch...
Additional file 1: Supplemental Figure 1. Bacterial infection protocols. (A) Selection of an optimal...
Interactions between bacterial microbiota and mosquitoes play an important role in mosquitoes’ capac...
Non-metric multidimensional scaling 2. Non-metric multidimensional scaling ordination of the most ab...
Figure S3. Chromobacterium species biofilm harbors more bacteria than supernatant. Each species was ...
Table S4. SIMPER analysis results showing differential abundance of bacterial OTUs among mosquito sp...
Figure S3. Family level composition (% of OTUs) in different organs of nine mosquito species. Only O...