Fig. 2
Canonical pathways significantly enriched in human monocytes infected with Bm or Bt. Numerous immune response-related pathways are significantly regulated during Bm (3.44 × 10− 16 > p ≤ 4.94 × 10− 2) or Bt (1.41 × 10− 11 > p ≤ 4.61 × 10− 2) infection of human monocytes. Bm1/U1, Bm-infected human monocytes relative to uninfected monocytes incubated for 1 h; Bm3/U6, Bm-infected human monocytes for 3 h relative to uninfected monocytes incubated for 6 h; Bm6/U6, Bm-infected human monocytes relative to uninfected monocytes incubated for 6 h; Bt1/U1, Bt-infected human monocytes relative to uninfected monocytes incubated for 1 h; Bt3/U6, Bt-infected human monocytes for 3 h relative to uninfected monocytes incubated for 6 h; Bt6/U6, Bt-infected human monocytes relative to uninfected monocytes incubated for 6 h