ACS-2::green fluorescent protein (GFP) was widely expressed in many cell types, including intestine, hypodermis, pharynx, body wall muscle, and several neurons
The green fluorescent protein (GFP) expression was very mosaic but essentially every cell could be observed to express it in at least a subset of animals.
Transgenic worms expressing UPP-1::green fluorescent protein (GFP) showed bright GFP signal in the hypodermis, pharynx, and spermatheca. UPP-1::GFP was also expressed in the gonad.
Green fluorescence expression was also prominent in the intestine, germ cells, body wall muscles, pharynx, and excretory cells. NOG-1 was expressed in the vulva and neurons as well.
A transgene containing the sel-10 promoter driving green fluorescent protein (GFP) labeled a subset of neurons including the HSNL, which suggests that sel-10 is expressed in the HSNL.
The anti-PAT-6/actopaxin antibody stains body wall muscle cell attachments of wild-type and pat-6 embryos that have been rescued by a functional pat-6::Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) transgene.
Under standard growth conditions, green fluorescence was undetectable at low magnification (25x) and was detected at a very low level throughout the intestine at high magnification (200x) in the majority of adult animals.