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Name Class

Expr1039Expression_ofGeneWBGene00000440
Reflects_endogenous_expression_ofWBGene00000440
Expression_dataLife_stageWBls:0000022
WBls:0000015
WBls:0000021
WBls:0000010
WBls:0000013
Anatomy_termWBbt:0003955Certain
WBbt:0004842Certain
WBbt:0004858Certain
WBbt:0004977Certain
WBbt:0004978Certain
WBbt:0004983Certain
WBbt:0004985Certain
WBbt:0004987Certain
WBbt:0004989Certain
WBbt:0005027Certain
GO_termGO:0005634
GO:0030424
GO:0043025
Subcellular_localizationnuclei, cell body, axonal staining.
TypeAntibodyantibody raised against the C-terminal 16 amino acids of CEH-17.
Reporter_gene
PatternAntibody staining: CEH-17 expression was strong at the 3-fold to L1 stage and decreased thereafter to reach barely detectable levels in adults. At the L1 stage, CEH-17 was detected exclusively in the nuclei of five neurons of the ring ganglia. One of the five CEH-17+ neurons was dorsal and just posterior to the nerve ring, while the four others were ventral and close to the posterior bulb of the pharynx. pceh-17::GFP show that the dorsal neuron could be seen projecting two processes towards the ring, which then turned back and coursed along the lateral cords, all the way to the tail of the animal, identifying this neuron as ALA. The four ventral CEH-17 positive neurons were located just posterior to the SMBs, as was described for the SIAs. The four ventral ceh-17 expressing neurons are believed to be the SIA neurons (SIADR, SIADL, SIAVR and SIAVL). In addition to ALA and the four SIAs, a few other neurons also expressed the pceh-17::GFP construct. flceh-17::GFP staining resulted in the same expression pattern. ceh-17 HD::GFP showed effectively restricted GFP expression to the five neurons seen with the antibody (i.e. ALA and the four SIAs). The fluorescence had a granular appearance and was restricted to the cell body, possibly due to trapping of the chimeric protein in the endoplasmic reticulum. pceh-17::GFP::3 resulted in the same expression pattern (i.e. ALA and the four SIAs), but with axonal staining. The latter construct (pceh-17::GFP::3 ) was used to examine embryonic expression of ceh-17. At the comma stage, expression was detected in two dorsal neurons in the head, presumably corresponding to ALA and its sister RMED, and in six cells on the ventral side of the head, just anterior to the excretory pore. These cells probably correspond to the four SIAs, in which the GFP signal was strongest and revealed sprouting axons, and the two SIBVs, sisters of the SIADs. Two other weakly positive cells on the ventral side were detected, one in the mid-body region and one in the tail, at positions fitting those of motor neurons DB5 and DA8, sisters of the SIAVs. The earliest time at which could detect ceh-17::GFP expression was at the end of gastrulation in four pairs of cells, which could correspond to the four SIAs and their sisters or to the four SIA mothers and their own sisters. Since this is the time when the mothers of SIAs are undergoing their last division, it is not clear whether ceh-17 expression precedes or follows the last cell division.
PictureWBPicture0000008060
ReferenceWBPaper00004283
TransgeneWBTransgene00027307
Antibody_infoWBAntibody00000299