WormMine: AnatomyTerm WBbt:0006919

• Definition: body region surrounding the anus.
• Name: anal region
• Primary Identifier: WBbt:0006919

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0 Expression Clusters

42 Expression Patterns

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200076
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200074
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200066
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200331
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200380
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200005
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200015
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr11887
• Pattern: At the comma stage, during larval development, and in adult animals, mig-14 is mainly expressed in the posterior part of the animal. The expression of mig-14 overlaps with the known expression patterns of C. elegans Wnt genes. Thus, mig-14 is expressed in the tail hypodermis, which expresses the Wnt gene lin-44 (Herman and Horvitz, 1994); in cells in the anal region that express egl-20/Wnt (Whangbo and Kenyon, 1999); and in posterior body wall muscle cells that express cwn-1/Wnt (Gleason et al., 2006; Pan et al., 2006). In addition, mig-14 is strongly expressed in the stomatointestinal muscle, the mesoblast cell M and its descendants, the CAN neurons, the developing vulva, the pharynx, and the pharyngeal intestinal valve. mig-14 is also weakly expressed in a small subset of head neurons, the ventral nerve cord, and the seam cells, but is undetectable in the main body hypodermis and the intestine.

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200036
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200043
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200062
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200063
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200068
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200129
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200176
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200190
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr15352

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200002
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200109
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr9362
• Pattern: Strong vul, bwm, anal, mu int, sphincter, head neurons.
• Subcellular Localization: Sub-cellular localization within the body wall muscle: Myofilaments +/- Dense bodies

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200018
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200087
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200134
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200156
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200084
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr12840
• Pattern: C. elegans nematodes that were genetically engineered to express GFP under the control of the zmp-2 promoter showed expression of zmp-2 earliest during embryogenesis in laid eggs. During the organogenesis/morphogenesis stage zmp-2 expression starts and multiple cells showed strong fluorescence in a complex manner in the early comma stage, the 1.5-fold stage, and the 3-fold stage. During larval development zmp-2 expression was concentrated in specific muscle and somatic gonad cells. In L4 larvae we observed strong signals in the developing spermatheca and weak signals in vulval muscles. In hermaphroditic adults the strongest expression was detectable in the two spermathecae and spermathecal-uterine valves. Anal cells as well as two cells in the head showed weaker expression. The head cells may represent motor neurons RMEV and RMED according to their position. Additionally, diffuse hypodermal GFP expression was observed in larvae shortly before molting events as well as in resting dauer larvae that start feeding and leaving their diapause. Within 1 h of accessing food, the animals usually exit the dauer stage and after further 8-9 h they molt to the L4 stage. Here, we determined strong hypodermal zmp-2 promoter regulated GFP expression of transgenic nematodes after 6.5-7 h after access to food shortly before molting process, providing further evidence for a role of ZMP-2 in ecdysis.

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200229
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200050
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200126
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

• Primary Identifier: Expr1200010
• Pattern: Data from the TransgeneOme project

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1 Parents

Definition	Name	Synonym	Primary Identifier
region of the body by which tissues, cells or cell parts are classified	body region		WBbt:0005738