Table
5 Summary of the gene annotation results in candidate genomic regions
involved in host adaptation
Note: For each candidate genomic region, the total number of genes
identified and the number of genes detected in the different annotation
databases consulted (i.e. presence of a peptide signal, in thein-vitro secretome of P. fijiensis , in thein-planta transcriptome of P. fijiensis and of homologs in
the Pathogen-Host Interactions database (PHI-Base)) are indicated. Major
gene candidates involved in quantitative pathogenicity and host
adaptation (highlighted in red) were located in regions significantly
correlated to DLA-R or DLA-S and had several hits in the databases
consulted. Other good candidates (highlighted in grey) were located in
regions significantly correlated to DLA-R or DLA-S but had only one hit
in the databases consulted or were not in correlated regions but have
several hits in the databases (details and references are given in Table
S5). DLA-R and DLA-S=Diseased Leaf Area measured on the resistant (R) or
the susceptible (S) cultivars.