Supplementary Table 8. Genes from supplementary table 4 ordered in the way in which they occur in the heatmap in Figure 4b of the main text.
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1 Supplementary Table 8. Genes from supplementary table 4 ordered in the way in which they occur in the heatmap in Figure 4b of the main text. gene name protein name reference name strand start positend positi log2 fold change log10 p valog10 FDRGO category B7LAF3 Zinc transporter zitb TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGV1 Cell volume regulation protein A TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L4D2 Putative amino acid sodium/proton trty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L5A9 Zinc transport protein ZntB TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGF1 Membrane spanning protein in TonB TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGF2 Membrane spanning protein in TonB TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8H2 Iron enterobactin transporter subunitty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L4T5 Ferrous iron transporter, protein A TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LHJ8 Membrane spanning protein in TonB TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L4T8 Fused ferrous iron transporter, protei TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L5T0 Nickel transporter subunit ; membranty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L5T1 Nickel transporter subunit ; membranty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8G9 Enterobactin synthase multienzyme c TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LB16 Cation/acetate symporter ActP (AcetaTY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LDV1 Iron dicitrate transporter subunit ; mety 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L777 Glutamate transporter TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LDV0 Iron dicitrate transporter subunit ; mety 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGL3 Iron hydroxamate transporter subuni TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LDV3 Iron dicitrate transporter subunit ; pe TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LFC5 Proline:sodium symporter TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8H6 Isochorismate synthase 1 (EC ) TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8H8 Isochorismatase (EC ) TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L7A3 Putative monovalent cation:proton anty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LDV4 Ferric citrate outer membrane transpoty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L668 Cytochrome o ubiquinol oxidase subu TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LDU9 Iron dicitrate transporter subunit ; ATTY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LHJ6 Voltage gated potassium channel TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8G6 Iron enterobactin outer membrane tr TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGI2 Zinc transporter ZupT TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L9X6 Putative uncharacterized protein yohlty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LCE3 Manganese transport protein mnth TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LB62 Melibiose:sodium symporter TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L7A9 Copper transporter (EC ) TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8H7 2,3 dihydroxybenzoate AMP ligase coty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LC88 Putative TonB dependent iron outer mty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LAH7 Ferric iron catecholate outer membraty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LBU7 L lysine 6 monooxygenase (Lysine N(6TY 2482_chromosome cation transport
2 B7L8H9 2,3 dihydro 2,3 dihydroxybenzoate dety 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LDV2 RNA polymerase sigma factor TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8H5 Iron enterobactin transporter subunitty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LD40 Putative transport protein YbjL TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGL2 Ferrichrome outer membrane transpoty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8H3 Iron enterobactin transporter subunitty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8H1 Iron enterobactin transporter subunitty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGL4 Iron hydroxamate transporter subuni TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L5T2 Nickel transporter subunit ; ATP bindi TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L5S9 Nickel transporter subunit ; ATP bindi TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LB10 Putative cation/proton antiporter TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L4L4 Bacterioferritin associated ferredoxin TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGL5 Fused iron hydroxamate transporter sty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LDV5 Transmembrane signal transducer for TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8G7 Enterobactin/ferric enterobactin este TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LBE6 Putative transporter TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L824 Putative transport protein YidE TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L7R2 Zinc transporter subunit: membrane cty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L7V6 Ferritin iron storage protein (CytoplasTY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L888 ATP synthase subunit a (ATP synthasety 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGX9 Calcium/sodium:proton antiporter TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8V3 Flagellum specific ATP synthase (EC 3TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LHW2 Pantothenate:sodium symporter TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L8C4 Transcription termination factor Rho (TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LHY9 NAD binding component of TrK potas TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L6I3 Glutathione peroxidase TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L972 Magnesium/nickel/cobalt transporter TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LCV2 Magnesium transporter (EC ) TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7LGE1 Aldo keto reductase TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L7P3 Putative uncharacterized protein yebzty 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L7R0 Zinc transporter subunit: periplasmic TY 2482_chromosome cation transport B7L524 Putative flagellin structural protein; p TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LHG1 Flagellar system protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L7T3 Flagellar export pore protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8W2 Flagellar biosynthetic protein flir TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8V5 Flagellar hook length control protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection
3 B7L8T7 Putative Flagellar hook associated proty 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LG16 Flagellar hook filament junction protety 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LG10 Flagellar hook protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LG11 Flagellar component of cell proximal pty 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LG08 Flagellar component of cell proximal pty 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LG12 Flagellar component of cell distal portty 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LG17 Flagellar hook filament junction protety 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8V4 Flagellar protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8V1 Flagellar motor switching and energiz TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LGV4 Flagellar brake protein YcgR (Cyclic di TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L7T2 Putative flagellar export pore protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8V8 Flagellar motor switching and energiz TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8V9 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8W0 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8V6 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8V0 Flagellar basal body MS ring and collaty 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8T8 Flagellar protein potentiates polymerity 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8V7 Flagellar motor switching and energiz TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LBH5 Flagella control of anti sigma factor Fl TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LG07 Flagellar component of cell proximal pty 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LG09 Flagellar hook assembly protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L609 EAL domain containing protein involvety 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8W1 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7LG06 Assembly protein for flagellar basal boty 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L7U2 Protein that enables flagellar motor roty 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L8V2 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome cell projection B7L6W8 Putative outer membrane lipoprotien TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7L8V2 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG06 Assembly protein for flagellar basal boty 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG13 Flagellar L ring protein (Basal body L rty 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG12 Flagellar component of cell distal portty 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG17 Flagellar hook filament junction protety 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7L8V1 Flagellar motor switching and energiz TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG08 Flagellar component of cell proximal pty 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG14 Flagellar P ring protein (Basal body P TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7L8V8 Flagellar motor switching and energiz TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot
4 B7L8V0 Flagellar basal body MS ring and collaty 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7L8V7 Flagellar motor switching and energiz TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7L8V6 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG07 Flagellar component of cell proximal pty 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG15 Muramidase TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7L8V4 Flagellar protein TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG16 Flagellar hook filament junction protety 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG10 Flagellar hook protein TY 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7LG11 Flagellar component of cell proximal pty 2482_chromosome ciliary or flagellar mot B7L8W2 Flagellar biosynthetic protein flir TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8V4 Flagellar protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L7T3 Flagellar export pore protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LGV4 Flagellar brake protein YcgR (Cyclic di TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L7T2 Putative flagellar export pore protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8V8 Flagellar motor switching and energiz TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8V9 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8W0 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8T9 Flagellar protein FliT TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8V1 Flagellar motor switching and energiz TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8V6 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8V0 Flagellar basal body MS ring and collaty 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8T8 Flagellar protein potentiates polymerity 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8V7 Flagellar motor switching and energiz TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LBH5 Flagella control of anti sigma factor Fl TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG07 Flagellar component of cell proximal pty 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG09 Flagellar hook assembly protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8V5 Flagellar hook length control protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum
5 B7L8T7 Putative Flagellar hook associated proty 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG16 Flagellar hook filament junction protety 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG10 Flagellar hook protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG11 Flagellar component of cell proximal pty 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG08 Flagellar component of cell proximal pty 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG12 Flagellar component of cell distal portty 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG17 Flagellar hook filament junction protety 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG06 Assembly protein for flagellar basal boty 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L7U2 Protein that enables flagellar motor roty 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8V2 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L7T1 Putative uncharacterized protein flhe TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L609 EAL domain containing protein involvety 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L8W1 Flagellar biosynthesis protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7L524 Putative flagellin structural protein; p TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LG05 Anti sigma factor for FliA (Sigma 28) TY 2482_chromosome flagellum B7LHG1 Flagellar system protein TY 2482_chromosome flagellum
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