The midgut transcriptome of Aedes aegypti fed with saline or protein meals containing chikungunya virus reveals genes potentially involved in viral midgut escape

Table 1 Classification of genes based on transcript accumulation levels (at FPKM) in mosquito midguts

Days post- feeding	Meal type	Culture medium	Library	>10,000	1000–10,000	100–1000	50–100	20–50	10–20	1–10	0–1	0
/	Sugar	/	S	12	341	1281	957	1650	1486	3819	3346	1836
1d	SM	Uninfected	P1	55	271	1285	963	1654	1479	3726	3301	1994
	SM	Infected	P1i	60	316	1347	956	1650	1457	3706	3245	1991
	PM	Uninfected	B1	67	376	1387	892	1486	1328	3951	3372	1869
	PM	Infected	B1i	57	313	1217	820	1389	1261	4107	3485	2079
2d	SM	Uninfected	P2	59	261	1238	927	1594	1504	3786	3253	2106
	SM	Infected	P2i	58	283	1276	938	1632	1486	3760	3176	2119
	PM	Uninfected	B2	62	384	1792	1176	1945	1505	3118	3159	1587
	PM	Infected	B2i	63	379	1763	1131	2291	1188	3140	3132	1641

FPKM are average values from RNA-Seq libraries of three biological replicates. SM, saline meal (PBS); PM, protein meal (BSA)

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