Table 1 Overview of the proteomic and transcriptomic studies of different protist organisms infected by their respective viruses

From: The consequences of viral infection on protists

References

Protist organism

Virus

Technique

Time post infection

FoldChange

Down

Up

Rodrigues et al. (2020)137

A. castellanii

Marseillevirus

RNAseq

0, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, and 12HPI

<−1 and >1

28

19

Legendre et al. (2015)62

A. castellanii

Mollivirus sibericum

LC-MS/MS

0 to 6HPI

<−2 and >2

38

30

Zhang et al. (2021)138

A. castellanii

Medusavirus

RNAseq

8 to 16HPI

<−0.445 and >0.364

7970

2657

Moniruzzaman et al. (2018)160

A. anophagefferens

Aureococcus anophagefferens virus

RNAseq

5 min

<−1.5 and >1.5

588

412

30 min

≈ 865

≈ 505

1HPI

82

0

6HPI

≈ 1060

≈ 690

12HPI

≈ 1260

≈ 1260

21HPI

≈ 1430

≈ 1620

Poimala et al. (2022)138

Phytophthora cactorum

PcBV1 & 2

RNAseq

-a

<−2 and >2

23

10

Nanoflow reverse-phase LC-MS

-a

<−1.19 and >1.37

17

36

Provenzano et al. (1997)171

T. vaginalis

TVV

2D

-

-

41

47

He et al. (2017)174

T. vaginalis

TVV

iTRAQ labeling

-

<−1 and >1

21

29

Rada et al. (2022)175

T. vaginalis (exossome vesicle)

TVV

LFQ-MS

-

<−2 and >2

55

20

  1. “FoldChange” means threshold utilized by each study to determine when a protein or transcript presents increased expression (upregulated - “up”) or decreased expression (downregulated - “down”). Other protists are not included on this table since information on the number of deregulated proteins or transcripts was not the focus of the publication or this data was not provided.
  2. aThe virus was removed from the protist strain, thus there was no time post-infection.