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Table 1.

List of qPCR primers used in this study.

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Fig 1.

Symptoms on leaves of MIMV-inoculated maize (A) compared with leaves of mock-inoculated plants (B), 15 days after exposure viruliferous (A) or non-viruliferous plant hoppers (B).

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Table 2.

Raw data statistics of MIMV-infected maize and uninfected maize libraries.

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Fig 2.

Volcano plot (t-test) showing MIMV-maize RNA-Seq data.

X-axis shows fold-change of gene expression and y-axis shows statistical significance (–log10 of the p-value). Down-regulated transcripts are plotted on the left, up-regulated transcripts on the right.

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Fig 3.

Validation of MIMV responsive up-regulated maize genes.

RT-qPCR (Black bars) vs RNA-Seq (Grey bars) fold-change expression of selected genes in three biological replicates (1–3). PT: Protein transporter, HSPF: Heat shock protein factor 7, PP: Pathogenesis protein, TIF: Transcription initiation factor TFIID subunit 11, TBI: Transmembrane BAX inhibitor motif containing protein.

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Table 3.

Top 13 up-regulated transcripts in MIMV-infected compared to uninfected maize.

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Fig 4.

Gene ontology categories of up-regulated transcripts in maize leaves in response to MIMV infection determined using Blast2GO.

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Fig 5.

Gene ontology categories of down-regulated transcripts in maize leaves in response to MIMV infection determined using Blast2GO.

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Table 4.

Top 13 down-regulated transcripts in MIMV-infected compared to uninfected maize.

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Fig 6.

KEGG pathways for up-regulated enzymes determined using BLAST2GO.

Black color shows the number of transcripts involved in each process and gray color shows the number of enzymes involved.

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