Additional file 1 of A comparative genomic approach using mouse and fruit fly data to discover genes involved in testis function in hymenopterans with a focus on Nasonia vitripennis

Additional file 1: Table S1. List of the 546 mouse genes expressed exclusively or predominantly in testes according to the Unigene “EST profile” database used for the approach 1, and their (co)-orthologs in Drosophila melanogaster retrieved with the Biomart tool. Table S2. Enriched « Biological Process» GO Terms for mouse genes expressed exclusively or predominantly in the testis (n = 447) (adjusted p-value < 0.05). Table S3. List of the 454 co-orthologs in Drosophila melanogaster, with their relative expression in testis (compared to other tissues), their absolute level of expression in testis and their phenotype when mutated according to Flybase database. Their orthologs in six hymenopterans (EnsemblMetazoa Biomart tool) are listed in columns I to N, with a summary in column O. Table S4. Enriched « Biological Process» GO Terms for Fruit fly orthologs of mouse genes expressed exclusively or predominantly in the testis (adjusted p-value < 0.05). Table S5. Enriched « Biological Process» GO Terms for the 25 Fruit fly orthologs with a abnormal reproductive phenotype after mutation (filter 1) (adjusted p-value < 0.05). Table S6. Enriched « Biological Process» GO Terms for the 108 Fruit fly orthologs with a related expression in testis predominat or specific (filter 2) (adjusted p-value < 0.05). Table S7. Enriched « Biological Process» GO Terms for the 71 Fruit fly orthologs with a specific or predominant relative expression in testis and an absolute level of expression in testis at least moderatly high (filters 2 + 3) (adjusted p-value < 0.05). Table S8. List of the 379 Fruit fly genes involved in male reproduction according to their mutant phenotype according to Flybase and and retrieved in our previous work (Fouchécourt et al., 2019), and their co-orthologs in the six hymenoptera according to the Biomart tool. Table S9. Enriched « Biological Process» GO Terms for Fruit fly genes involved in male reproduction according to their mutant phenotype according to Flybase. Table S10. List of genes potentially important for male reproduction in Nasonia vitripennis identified with both approaches, and their expression in the nymphal testis determined by a transcriptomic analysis between testes of white nymphae and white nymphae with red eyes. Table S11. Transcriptomic informations on data used for the analysis.