Additional file 6 of Anemonefish use sialic acid metabolism as Trojan horse to avoid giant sea anemone stinging

Additional file 6: Tables S1–S5. Tables displaying all the data allowing to generate the figures and supplementary figures presented in this manuscript. Table S1 Sialic acid levels in anemonefish and damselfish mucus; Neu5Ac levels in anemonefish maintained with or without sea anemone. Table S2 Sialic acid levels measured in Amphiprion ocellaris, Chrysiptera cyanea, and Chromis viridis organs (brain, muscle, skin, liver, digestive tract, mucus). Table S3 Survival rates of Amphiprion ocellaris after contact with sea anemone tentacles and Neu5Ac levels measured in A. ocellaris larval stages. Table S4 Expression levels of genes involved in Neu5Ac pathways or having a functional link with N-acetylated sugars measured during A. ocellaris larval development using transcriptomic analysis. Table S5 Neu5Ac levels measured in sea anemone mucus.