Table S1.

Significant GO term annotations for the n=17 genes

GO terms	GO term ID	Nr expected genes	Nr observed genes	P-values (FDR)
Response to molecule of bacterial origin	GO:0002237	1.09809	7	0.00109967
Response to biotic stimulus	GO:0009607	1.42344	8	0.00109967
Response to lipopolysaccharide	GO:0032496	1.05742	7	0.00109967
Response to other organism	GO:0051707	1.38278	8	0.00109967
Response to bacterium	GO:0009617	1.26077	7	0.00238186
Immune system process	GO:0002376	3.70096	11	0.00252648
Response to chemical stimulus	GO:0042221	6.26316	14	0.00252648
Multi-organism process	GO:0051704	2.39952	9	0.00252648
Immune response	GO:0006955	2.48086	9	0.00297911
Defense response	GO:0006952	3.25359	10	0.00401951
Response to stress	GO:0006950	6.18182	13	0.00984719
Response to organic substance	GO:0010033	4.43301	11	0.00984719
Inflammatory response	GO:0006954	2.5622	8	0.0177146
Positive regulation of cellular component organization	GO:0051130	0.976077	5	0.018748
Response to organic cyclic substance	GO:0014070	1.50478	6	0.0213529
Sensory perception of pain	GO:0019233	1.54545	6	0.0232001
Cognition	GO:0050890	3.70096	9	0.0385276
Protein transport	GO:0015031	1.26077	5	0.0462816
Establishment of protein localization	GO:0045184	1.26077	5	0.0462816
Positive regulation of immune system process	GO:0002684	1.30144	5	0.0483854
Sensory perception	GO:0007600	2.48086	7	0.0483854

Notes: The ORA analysis resulted in 21 significant functional annotations (GO terms IDs and respective GO terms). The expected and observed number of genes for each term and the respective corrected P-value (FDR) are given. GO terms marked in bold represent the seven most annotated biological processes, in which the selected genes are involved.

Abbreviations: ORA, overrepresentation analysis; GO, gene ontology; Nr, number; FDR, false discovery rate.