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. 2015 Oct 8;5(21):4795–4807. doi: 10.1002/ece3.1720

Table 2.

Select highly expressed nurse genes putatively associated with queen presence

Gene Log10 expression Log2 Fold Change Tissue Upregulated Annotation Function RJ proteome
GB55205 5.42 0.85 H Queen present Major royal jelly protein 1 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55212 4.70 1.21 H Queen present Major royal jelly protein 2 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55211 3.94 0.84 H Queen present Major royal jelly protein 2 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55206 4.03 0.75 H Queen present Major royal jelly protein 4 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55208 3.99 0.79 H Queen present Major royal jelly protein 5 Nutrition Yes
GB55209 5.17 0.84 H Queen present Major royal jelly protein 5 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55207 3.21 0.86 H Queen present Major royal jelly protein 6 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55213 4.10 0.66 H Queen present Major royal jelly protein 7 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55215 2.14 1.44 H Queen present Major royal jelly protein 9 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55729 2.89 −1.03 MG Queen absent Major royal jelly protein 1 Nutrition Yes
GB45797 2.39 1.79 MG Queen present Major royal jelly protein 1‐ partial Nutrition Yes
GB55205 5.72 −1.39 MG Queen absent Major royal jelly protein 1 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB45796 5.39 0.77 MG Queen present Major royal jelly protein 3‐ partial Nutrition Yes
GB55208 4.25 1.93 MG Queen present Major royal jelly protein 5 Nutrition Yes
GB55209 5.28 0.79 MG Queen present Major royal jelly protein 5 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55207 3.28 −0.48 MG Queen absent Major royal jelly protein 6 precursor Nutrition Yes
GB55213 4.39 −0.25 MG Queen absent Major royal jelly protein 7 precursor Nutrition Yes

Mean expression across conditions (i.e., mean normalized counts) is shown as Log10 expression for each gene, relative expression in nurse tissues in queen absent vs. queen present conditions is shown as Log2 Fold Change, tissue (H = head tissue, MG = mandibular gland tissue), whether the gene was upregulated in queen present or queen absent colony conditions, annotation, inferred functional category, and whether the encoded protein has been identified in the royal jelly proteome, and thus assumed to be secreted from nurse glands to the brood food.