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. 2016 Nov 22;113(49):14091–14096. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1610800113

Table S1.

Glomeruli numbers and 9-exon, 9e-α, and total gene repertoire sizes for O. biroi, C. floridanus, and two species of Atta

Species and sex Glomeruli numbers Gene repertoire sizes
T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 Total 9-exon 9e-α Total
O. biroi 206 (313) 180 (281) 369 (515)
 Worker 20 53 55 60 11 288 6 493 185 (258) 162 (229) 325 (421)
 Male 38 16 24 15 4 15 7 119 18 (22) 3 (7) 103 (122)
C. floridanus 114 (141) 75 (93) 354 (407)
 Worker 34 56 96 78 36 128 6 434 112 (?) 74 (?) 350 (?)
 Male 25 50 56 69 52 6 258 59 (?) 23 (?) 293 (?)
A. cephalotes 136 (157) 89 (99) 393 (446)
A. vollenweideri ? ? ?
 Worker 42–51 77–86 79–87 41–91 10–17 115–129 379–443 ? ? ?

In Atta, glomeruli numbers are from A. vollenweideri workers, whereas gene repertoires are from the A. cephalotes genome. Gene repertoire sizes in the first row for each species represent the number of genes in the genome, with the number of putatively functional genes followed by the number including pseudogenes in parentheses. Repertoire sizes for each sex in O. biroi and C. floridanus represent the number of genes expressed at >2 FPKM in the antenna of the respective sex, again with the number of putatively functional genes followed by the number including pseudogenes in parentheses. Information on the expression levels of pseudogenes was not available in C. floridanus. No antennal expression data are available for A. cephalotes. Glomeruli numbers for C. floridanus and A. vollenweideri are from Zube and Rössler (32) and Kelber et al. (37).