Table 2. Table 2. Genes involved in DNA damage response at 72 hpi^a.

Gene ID	Homologous functionb	Species	Accession no.	FCc
BT_Q_ZJU_Singletons33232	myosin heavy chain 95F, putative	Pediculus humanus corporis	XP_002429594.1	–1.5
BT_Q_ZJU_Singletons35129	PREDICTED: similar to cak1	Nasonia vitripennis	XP_001606664.1	–1.2
BT_Q_ZJU_Singletons34086	methyl-CpG binding domain protein 4	Gallus gallus	NP_990024.1	–5.9
BT_Q_ZJU_Cluster2290	Mediator of DNA damage checkpoint protein	Acromyrmex echinatior	EGI57450.1	5.9
BT_Q_ZJU_Singletons141436	DNA mismatch repair protein pms2	Aedes aegypti	XP_001660584.1	5.9
BT_Q_ZJU_Singletons35651	DNA repair protein RAD50	Pediculus humanus corporis	XP_002431806.1	–1.7
BT_Q_ZJU_Singletons146860	PREDICTED: DNA-directed RNA polymerases I, II,and III subunit	Megachile rotundata	XM_003708039	–1.6
BT_Q_ZJU_Singletons166990	serine/threonine-protein kinase grp-like	Apis florea	XM_003692122	1.2
BT_Q_ZJU_Singletons67699	DNA-directed RNA polymerase II 23 kDa	Pediculus humanus corporis	XP_002429002.1	–1.5
BT_Q_ZJU_Cluster2450	DNA repair endonuclease XPF	Harpegnathos saltator	EFN90056.1	5.9
BT_Q_ZJU_Singletons33690	BRCA1-A complex subunit MERIT40	Acromyrmex echinatior	EGI60318.1	–1.7

^aThe genes with fold change >2 fold (log₂ ratio >1) and FDR <0.1 are considered to be significant.

^bHomologous function: the function of the homologous gene.

^cFC: fold change (log₂ ratio) of gene expression, where ratio = TPM (72 hpi)/TPM (control).