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Fig 1.

The golden orb-weaving spiders and a representative MA gland.

(A) Nephila plumipes (photo by Alessandra Whaite) and Nephila pilipes (photo by Amos T Fairchild). (B) The major ampullate gland of Nephila pilipes, indicating the secretory section and the sac that stores silk proteins.

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Table 1.

Total spidroins in each Nephila plumipes data set (2013 and 2016).

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Table 2.

Total spidroins in each Nephila pilipes data set (2013 and 2016).

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Fig 2.

SDS-PAGE and Coomassie stain indicating prominent protein bands that were excised for LC-MS/MS analysis.

(A-F) Nephila plumipes, (G-K) Nephila pilipes. MWM, molecular weight marker.

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Table 3.

Nephila plumipes proteins within the silk matching to the transcriptome.

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Table 4.

Nephila pilipes proteins within the silk matching to the transcriptome.

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Table 5.

Nephila plumipes silk gland most abundantly expressed genes.

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Table 6.

Nephila pilipes silk gland most abundantly expressed genes.

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