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Expr4434
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Expressed in socket cells of IL or OLQ. Strongly expressed in OLLL and OLLR neurons. |
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Expr4439
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Expressed in the seam cells at embryo. Expressed in socket cells of IL or OLQ. Expression shown in the intestine, usually stronger in the cells at the terminal regions. |
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Expr4464
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Expressed in the rectal epithelial cells from L1 and maintained through adulthood. Expressed in socket cells of IL or OLQ. |
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Expr4456
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Expressed in the hypodermis from embryo stage through adulthood. Expressed in the rectal epithelial cells from L1 and maintain through adulthood. Expressed in the terminal bulb of the pharynx. Expressed in socket cells of IL or OLQ. |
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Expr4457
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Expressed in socket cells of IL or OLQ. |
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Expr4453
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Expressed in socket cells of IL or OLQ. |
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Expr4445
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Expressed in socket cells of IL or OLQ. Expressed in the PVT cell. |
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Expr4448
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Expressed in the rectal epithelial cells from L1 and maintained through adulthood. Expressed in socket cells of IL or OLQ. |
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Expr4440
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Expressed in socket cells of IL or OLQ. Expressed in neurons of the lumbar ganglion, but the specific neurons were not identified. |
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Expr4441
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Expressed in socket cells of amphids, IL or OLQ. |
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Picture: Fig. 1G, 1H, Fig S1G-L. |
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Marker30
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Expressed in CEPsh glia and in sheath and socket glia of inner and outer labial sensilla, and of the deirid. |
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Isoform 1a |
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Expr11754
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Isoform 1b.2 |
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Expr11756
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Picture: Fig 3. |
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Expr8676
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Expression in the alimentary canal: Strong and consistent expression in pm1, pm3. Weak or rare expression in pharyngeal epithelium, pm2, pm4, pm5, pm6, pm7, pm8, intestine, rectal epithelial cells. Expression in the nervous system: ILso, AIN, AVF, AVJ, AVK, PVR, SAB. Expression in the reproductive system: In adult stage, expressed in Gonad sheath, Vulva(low), vulval muscle, uterine muscle. In developing larva stage, expressed in vulval muscle, uterine muscle. inx-8 is expressed broadly, albeit at very low levels, around two-fold stage, and its expression becomes stronger in the pharynx, nervous tissue, HMC, and GLR cells as development continues. In the reproductive system, expression of inx-8 starts during early larval stages and continues during migrations of the great granddaughters of the SM blast cell to their final locations and after the sex muscles achieve their final structures. inx-8 is expressed in the hypodermal cells of the animal in postembryonic stages. |
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Expr8906
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Expressed in pm3 to pm5 in pharynx, all cells in intestine, hyp1, seam (weak), PDE neuron and ILso (uncertain). |
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Expr15833
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Picture: N.A. |
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Expr8680
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Expression in the alimentary canal: Strong and consistent expression in M2, rectal epithelial cells. Weak or rare expression in anterior arcades, posterior arcades. Expression in the nervous system: Amsh, CEPso, ILso, OLso, PDEso, AVH (early larva), AVJ (early larva), AVK, CAN, IL1 (early larva), PDE, PVD, SIB (early larva), URB, VAn, VBn, M2. Expression in the reproductive system: In adult stage, expressed in vulva, spermatheca, sperm(spermatocytes, spermatids). In developing larva stage, expressed in vulva. inx-12 expressionstarts in seam precursors around 1.5-fold stage, followed by expression in arcade cells by 2-fold and head neurons by 3-fold stage. inx-12 is expressed in the hypodermal cells of the animal in postembryonic stages. |
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Reporter gene fusion type not specified. This information was extracted from published material (Archana Sharma-Oates, Andrew Mounsey and Ian A. Hope). |
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Expr646
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wrt-6 is expressed in the nuclei of four to seven sheath and socket cells of the anterior sensilla. Staining is observed in amphid and inner labial socket cells. Some worms show additional staining in seam cells and hypodermal syncytia. |
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Expr8930
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Expressed in all intestinal cells(weak), major hypodermis, vulva epithelium, rectal epithelium, AMsh, IL/OLso and excretory duct cell. |
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Picture: N.A. |
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Expr8681
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Arcade cells are seen to express inx-13 at high levels starting around two-fold stage continuing throughout development and adulthood. inx-13 is expressed in the hypodermal cells of the animal in postembryonic stages. Expression in the alimentary canal: Strong and consistent expression in M1, M2. Weak or rare expression in intestine, rectal epithelial cells. Expression in the nervous system: Amsh, CEPsh, CEPso, ILsh, ILso, OLsh, OLso, Phsh, CAN, DVA, DVB, DVC, LUA, PHA, PHB, PLN, PVC, PVQ, PVR, M1, M2. Expression in the reproductive system: In adult stage, expressed in spermatheca, sp-ut valve. |
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Reporter gene fusion type not specified. |
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Expr3225
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LEV-8 is first detected in L1 animals in a single pair of neurons in the head, approximately midway along the isthmus. It is also expressed in the PVT interneuron situated in the lumbar ganglion, at the rear of the animal. By L4, LEV-8 is expressed in all six DD motor neurons in the ventral nerve cord. As well as expression in several neuronal cell types, LEV-8 is expressed in body wall and in uterine muscles UV1 and UV2. Expression in the body wall was strongest anteriorly, which accords with the higher level of resistance exhibited by the head muscles of lev-8(x15) mutant worms. In the adult worm, LEV-8 is expressed in many neurons in the anterior nervous system. One of the more prominent of these is a single cell in the dorsal ganglion, ALA. LEV-8 is expressed in the IL and OL socket cells but not the neurons themselves. |
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Expr2570
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Examination of male and hermaphrodite worms possessing the T03F1.5 pro::GFP construct demonstrated consistent GFP expression in two different anatomical regions. The first region identified was at the posterior end of the intestine of both hermaphrodite and male worms at all larval stages, and was consistent with the location of the sphincter muscle. The second region was at the anterior end of both hermaphrodite and male worms. Two cells anterior to the first pharyngeal bulb were linked to consistent GFP expression from the L1 to the adult stages. The two cell bodies located in the hypodermis on the dorsal and ventral side of the 'head' appeared to contain cellular processes which extended to the anterior end of the worm, in a fashion similar to dendrites. These processes bifurcated toward the anterior end, with the dorsal and ventral branches predicted to terminate in sensillae near the surface. Comparison of the observed expression patterns and the anatomical 'map' of C. elegans hermaphrodites indicated that no neurons are localised to this region, suggesting that the cells were not of this category. Instead, the GFP expression was consistent with two neuron-associated cells, namely the inner labial socket cell dorsal left (IlsoDL) and inner labial socket cell ventral left (IlsoVL). Transgenic worms which contained the pc::GFP (promoter and coding sequence) constructs showed similar expression profiles to those containing the promoter alone, but the GFP expression was significantly reduced. |
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Expr9160
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Expression of itx-1prom::gfp was observed in the intestinal tract of embryos from 1.5-fold stage throughout post-embryonic larval development and adulthood. Furthermore, GFP could be detected in socket cells ensheathing the inner and outer labial neurons. Expression could also be observed in the spermatheca and vulva muscle cells. No other cell type displays consistent reporter gene expression. |
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No detailed description on expression patterns in other life stages. Reporter gene fusion type not specified. |
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Expr2425
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In adult hermaphrodites, F22A3.1 reporter expression was observed in the inner and outer labial socket cells of the head. F22A3.1 is expressed strongly in the seam cells within the hypodermal ridges, which extend bilaterally along the length of the exterior body wall. During the first larval stage, F22A3.1 also demonstrated expression in P-cells, the ventral hypodermal precursors, some of which form the vulva. In general, F22A3.1 seems to be quite specific to hypodermal tissues and is probably expressed in all hypodermal cells including glial-like cells. |
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