Summary of topological properties of the differentially expressed VRGs from several viral infections contextualized in the A. thaliana TRN and PPIN.

We show the number of VRGs and VRFs (over- and under-expressed), the number of interactions (edges) manipulated by the virus, the power-law distribution exponent (for connectivity γ), the average connectivity ((k)), and the average betweenness ((b)). We also show the P-value for the tests comparing the shape and location of the VRGs distributions with respect to the corresponding whole interactome (aStudent t-test, bMann-Whitney U-test).