Fig. 6

Networks of immune signaling and ribosome biogenesis genes differentially expressed during border cell migration. Graphical representation of the networks of differentially co-expressed genes in border cells annotated with immune (A) or ribosome-related (B) functions. (A) Co-expressed genes enriched for immune functions were sorted into Toll Signaling, JNK Signaling/Cell Death, Imd Signaling, or Immune Response categories. Genes involved in defense against fungus, virus, bacteria, or parasitoid wasp, as well as genes implicated more broadly in immune cell or cell death functions, but not linked to a signaling pathway, comprise the “immune response” category. (B) Co-expressed genes enriched for ribosome function were sorted into ribosome biogenesis in the nucleolus, nuclear export, large and small ribosomal subunit, translation/modification and other categories as indicated. For simplicity, the total number of genes enriched for small ribonuclear protein component functions is shown in the cytoplasm; a subset of these genes have predicted or demonstrated nuclear localization. All data are shown in Supplemental Data 7 (A, immune functions) and Supplemental Data 8 (B, ribosome functions)