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. 2022 Aug 6;12(8):727. doi: 10.3390/metabo12080727

Table 1.

Significantly changed metabolites in the resistant and susceptible wheat when inoculated with ddH2O (H2O), WT, TPS1, and TPS2.

Coefficient (r) a
Metabolites (No) Sumai 3 (Resistant) Annong 8455 (Susceptible)
Sugars TPS1 vs. H2O TPS1 vs. WT TPS2 vs. H2O TPS2
vs. WT
TPS1
vs. H2O
TPS2
vs. H2O
TPS2
vs. TPS1
        sucrose (17) c −0.849 b −0.882
        α-glucose (18) −0.826
        β-glucose (19) −0.816
        fructose (21) −0.857
        myo-inositol (22) −0.788 −0.821
Amino acids
        Ala (5) −0.781
        Gln (10) −0.762
        Asp (11) −0.857
        Phe (13) 0.835 0.756
Organic acids
        pyruvate (24) −0.841
        formate (27) −0.823
        fumarate (28) 0.794 −0.904
        a-KG (30) −0.836 −0.782 −0.769
        malate (31) −0.963
Choline metabolites
        phosphocholine (33) −0.859 −0.877 −0.871
        glycine betaine (34) −0.837 0.814 −0.892
Nucleotide metabolites
        adenosine (37) 0.824 −0.805 −0.917
        uridine (38) 0.825
        guanosine (39) 0.929 0.758 0.799 −0.826 −0.799
        hypoxanthine (40) 0.856
        thymidine (45) 0.821 0.834 −0.843
Secondary metabolites
        p-hydroxy cinnamaic acid (43) 0.854 0.753
        chlorogenic acid (44) 0.922 0.826

a The coefficients were obtained from OPLS-DA results, and positive and negative signs indicate positive and negative correlation in the concentrations, respectively. b Positive and negative signs indicate the elevation and decrease of the metabolite levels. Values for p ≥ 0.05 were not tabulated. c Metabolite keys are identical to those in Figure 1 and Table S1.