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WS295

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Expression Pattern :

Primary Identifier  Expr8536 Remark  Picture: Fig. 2A,B.
Subcellular Localization  The commissures of all inhibitory motor neurons, including their characteristic branches in the sublateral nerve cords, were strongly stained; often the cell bodies of the inhibitory motor neurons were also stained. In the head ganglia there was staining of the same neurons that had previously been found to contain GLI -namely, four neurons in the nerve ring (the RME-like cells)-and staining of three or four more pairs of cells in the ventral and lateral ganglia. In the tail ganglia, two neurons were stained (the DVB-like cell and a neuron in the preanal ganglion).

9 Anatomy Terms

Definition Name Synonym Primary Identifier
neuron making synapse on an effector (muscle, gland). motor neuron motoneuron WBbt:0005409
ganglion anterior to the anus. preanal ganglion   WBbt:0005448
Neuron class of one ring interneuron, cell body in dorsorectal ganglion, inervates rectal muscles. DVB lineage name: K.p WBbt:0004822
Ring motor neuron RMEL lineage name: ABalaaaarlp WBbt:0005025
Ring motor neuron RMER lineage name: ABalaaaarrp WBbt:0005023
Ring motor neuron RMED lineage name: ABalapppaap WBbt:0005027
Ring motor neuron RMEV lineage name: ABplpappaaa WBbt:0005021
The left and right lateral ganglia lie beside the nerve ring in the head. They each contain about (30) neuron cell bodies and send their neuronal processes into the ring at its posterior margin either laterally or ventrally via the amphid commissures and ventral ganglion, but form no local neuropil separate from the nerve ring. The lateral ganglia are in close contact with the lateral hypodermal cords. lateral ganglion lateral ganglia WBbt:0005105
ganglion lies beside the nerve ring in the head, just anterior of the retrovesicular ganglion. It contains about 20 interneuron and motorneuron cell bodies that all send their neuronal processes into the ring. The cell bodies are divided into two groups by the intrusion of the excretory duct and canal. The cells are bounded by a basal lamina which physically separates them from the lateral ganglion even though they are adjacent to one another. ventral ganglion ventral ganglia WBbt:0005298

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