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Table 2 Enriched KEGG Pathways associated with DEGs and DEPs

From: Transcriptomic, proteomic, and physiological comparative analyses of flooding mitigation of the damage induced by low-temperature stress in direct seeded early indica rice at the seedling stage

Pathway name

Pathway ID

Number of molecules

P value

Mapping

All

KEGG Pathways between LT and CK

 Monobactam biosynthesis

osa00261

2

13

5.44E-04

 Glycine, serine and threonine metabolism

osa00260

4

26

4.69E-04

 Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites

osa01110

10

13

1.16E-04

 Pentose phosphate pathway

osa00030

2

13

8.82E-03

 Biosynthesis of amino acids

osa01230

5

26

8.08E-03

 Metabolic pathways

osa01100

11

13

2.71E-03

 Arachidonic acid metabolism

osa00590

2

26

1.96E-03

 Glycolysis / Gluconeogenesis

osa00010

2

13

4.85E-02

 Proteasome

osa03050

2

26

4.00E-02

 Phenylalanine, tyrosine and tryptophan biosynthesis

osa00400

2

26

2.51E-02

 Fructose and mannose metabolism

osa00051

2

13

1.44E-02

KEGG Pathways between LTF and CK

 Thiamine metabolism

osa00730

2

14

9.73E-04

 Ribosome biogenesis in eukaryotes

osa03008

3

20

5.79E-03

 Carotenoid biosynthesis

osa00906

2

14

4.45E-03

 Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites

osa01110

9

14

2.01E-03

 Metabolic pathways

osa01100

12

14

1.35E-03

 Glycine, serine and threonine metabolism

osa00260

2

20

3.28E-02

 Glycolysis / Gluconeogenesis

osa00010

3

20

1.67E-02

KEGG Pathways between LTF and LT

 Photosynthesis - antenna proteins

osa00196

2

9

2.53E-04

 Photosynthesis

osa00195

3

9

2.12E-04

  1. The pathway ranking in this table is in order from high to low between LT, LTF and CK. The “mapping” number represents the number of annotated DEGs and DEPs in the pathway, while the “all” number represents the total number of proteins in the pathway
  2. LT low temperature, LTF low temperature flooding, CK control