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Expr4817
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In wild-type animals, GFP was observed in all identified serotonergic and dopaminergic neurons and many muscle cells. Please note: this strain -JY739- shows expression in biogenic amine neurons and the epidermis, not in muscle cells (Loer et al., 2015. Genetics. WBPaper00046585, Expr12165). |
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Expr12168
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qdpr-1 was expressed in the epidermis -similar to what observed in cat-4 transgenics- but was not highly expressed in 5HT and DA neurons. These transgenics all also showed some expression of varying intensity in other cells (non-epidermal cells, and non-5HT and non-DA neurons in the head and body). A qdpr-1 full-length translational fusion was expressed in several known 5HT and DA neurons, including NSMs, ADFs, CEPs, and other cells. |
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Expr12165
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GFP reporter constructs show cat-4 expression in identified serotonergic and dopaminergic neurons (where tryptophan hydroxylase and tyrosine hydroxylase are expressed, respectively), and in the epidermis (where both phenylalanine hydroxylase and alkylglycerol monooxygenase are expressed). Overall, in larval and adult worms, strong expression was observed in serotonergic and dopaminergic neurons, in most of the epidermis - especially the large epidermal syncytium (hyp7) - and more weakly in some intestinal cells. NSM and CEP neuron somas are seen in the head, plus some neuronal processes (especially CEP processes). A few other neuronal somas stain less brightly. The anterior intestine also shows GFP expression, as do some rectal epithelial cells (likely B & Y cells). The cat-4 reporter constructs examined were coming from three different sources, including some previously described by others (Sze et al. 2002, Flames and Hobert 2009). The JY739 strain showed expression in biogenic amine neurons and the epidermis, not in muscle cells as reported (Sze et al. 2002). GFP reporter constructs show cat-4 expression in identified serotonergic and dopaminergic neurons (where tryptophan hydroxylase and tyrosine hydroxylase are expressed, respectively), and in the epidermis (where both phenylalanine hydroxylase and alkylglycerol monooxygenase are expressed). Overall, in larval and adult worms, strong expression was observed in serotonergic and dopaminergic neurons, in most of the epidermis - especially the large epidermal syncytium (hyp7) - and more weakly in some intestinal cells. NSM and CEP neuron somas are seen in the head, plus some neuronal processes (especially CEP processes). A few other neuronal somas stain less brightly. The anterior intestine also shows GFP expression, as do some rectal epithelial cells (likely B & Y cells).The cat-4 reporter constructs examined were coming from three different sources, including some previously described by others (Sze et al. 2002, Flames and Hobert 2009). The JY739 strain showed expression in biogenic amine neurons and the epidermis, not in muscle cells as reported. |
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Expr12166
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ptps-1::GFP transgenics with the shorter upstream sequence resembled the cat-4 expression pattern, with expression in some epidermal cells, and a few serotonergic neurons. The ptps-1 reporters, however, were also observed in additional cells (including anterior intestine, VC4, 5 (weak) and HSN, plus lateral seam cells), and were not expressed in other epidermal cells or in all 5HT and DA neurons, suggesting these reporters may lack important positive or negative regulatory elements. |
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Expr9992
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In wild-type, this functional cat-1 fusion to GFP was specifically expressed in all predicted serotonergic and dopaminergic neurons. |
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Expr1200373
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Data from the TransgeneOme project |
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Expr11668
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BAS-1::GFP was expressed in both serotonergic and dopaminergic neurons at a high level in young worms and a relatively low level in aged worms. |
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