Table 1.
RNAseq metadata from T. infestans sialotranscriptomes following trimming of low quality (<10) ends and rejection of average quality <20.
Table 2.
Haplotype distribution of 44 T. infestans specimens analysed according to their geographical origin and ecotope.
Table 3.
Polymorphic sites allowing differences between ITS-2 and ITS1 rDNA haplotypes of T. infestans samples analysed from Bolivia, Peru, Chile and Argentina and those available in GenBank.
Table 4.
Classification and metrics of the assembled sialome of Triatoma infestans.
Figure 1.
Z score normalized heat map of the RPKM values of the 10 triatomine libraries.
Results show only CDS having an overall RPKM equal or greater than 20, totaling 4,207 CDS for the Chilean (Chile), Argentinian (Arg), Peruvian (Peru), Bolivian F1 (BolNat) and Bolivian colony (BolCol)-derived libraries from adults (.A) or nymphal (.N) organisms.
Table 5.
Classification of coding sequences at least 10× overexpressed in nymphal libraries when compared to adult libraries.
Table 6.
Classification of coding sequences at least 10× overexpressed in adult libraries when compared to nymphal libraries.
Table 7.
Transcripts found overexpressed (>10 fold) on Argentinian population.
Table 8.
Transcripts found overexpressed (>10 fold) on Bolivian colony population.
Table 9.
Transcripts found overexpressed (>10 fold) on Bolivian F1 population.
Table 10.
Transcripts found overexpressed (>10 fold) on Chilean population.
Table 11.
Transcripts found overexpressed (>10 fold) on Peruvian population.
Table 12.
Polymorphisms detected on the Triatoma infestans sialotranscriptome according to functional class.
Figure 2.
Polymorphism values derived from adult and nymphal coding sequences from different colonies.
For each colony (Argentina, Chile, Peru, Bolivian colony and Bolivian F1) synonymous and non-synonymous single nucleotide polymorphisms were determined as indicated in the methods section. The bars represent the average and SE of 5,391 polymorphic CDS.