WormMine: Phenotype WBPhenotype:0001623 male tail curling serotonin variant

• Description: Any variation in the posture of the male tail after application of exogenous serotonin compared to control. In C. elegans, males respond with a tight ventral curling of the male tail in response to serotonin.

0 RNAi

5 RNAi Not Observed

WormBase ID
WBRNAi00069733
WBRNAi00069726
WBRNAi00069730
WBRNAi00069729
WBRNAi00069731

2 Children

Identifier	Name	Description
WBPhenotype:0001625	male tail curling serotonin hypersensitive	Males respond to serotonin by curling their tails at a lower concentration or a shorter exposure compared to control animals. In C. elegans males respond to serotonin with a tight ventral curling of the male tail and posterior body.
WBPhenotype:0001624	male tail curling serotonin resistant	Animals fail to respond to the concentration of serotonin that elicits a male tail curling response in control animals. Alternatively, animals require increased concentration or longer exposure to this compound to elicit the response compared to control animals. In C. elegans males respond to serotonin with a tight ventral curling of the male tail and posterior body.

1 Data Sets

• WormBaseAcedbConverter

1 Parents

Identifier	Name	Description
WBPhenotype:0001232	serotonin response variant	Animals exhibit variations in the response to the addition of serotonin compared to that observed in control animals. Serotonin is a monoamine neurotransmitter.

0 Phenotype Allele

0 Phenotype Allele Not Observed

1 Synonyms

• Name: male tail curling serotonin abnormal