Fig. 4From: West Nile virus infection and interferon alpha treatment alter the spectrum and the levels of coding and noncoding host RNAs secreted in extracellular vesiclesWNV infection and IFN treatment increase secretion of mRNAs associated with antiviral response in EVs. a and b Volcano plots demonstrate significance and fold change in abundance of mRNAs in EVs secreted from WNV-infected (a) and IFN-treated (b) A549 cells compared to mock. Red colour highlights mRNAs exhibiting logFC>1, orange indicates mRNAs showing FDR-adjusted P-values <0.05 and green indicates mRNAs with logFC>1 and P-Value<0.05 (selected for further GO analysis). RNAs with increased abundance are located on the right side ((+) LogFC values) and RNAs with decreased abundance are located on the left side ((-) LogFC values). Gene names are indicated for mRNAs that exhibited the highest change in response to treatment/infection (P<0.001, logFC>5). c and d Bubble diagrams demonstrate GO biological processes significantly associated with mRNAs with increased abundance in EVs secreted by WNV-infected (c) and INF-treated (d) A549 cells. Size of the bubbles is proportional to the number of increased mRNAs associated with each process, adj p-values are Benjamini-corrected P-values that indicate significance of mRNA enrichment in the process, z-scores indicate direction of change (positive-increase, negative – decrease). Biological processes associated with antiviral response are shown as yellow bubbles with red labelsBack to article page