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Name Class

Expr12797Expression_ofGeneWBGene00019166
Reflects_endogenous_expression_ofWBGene00019166
Expression_dataLife_stageWBls:0000024Anatomy_termWBbt:0005460
WBbt:0005767
WBbt:0005772
WBls:0000038Anatomy_termWBbt:0003713
WBbt:0005374
WBbt:0005460
WBbt:0005736
WBbt:0005767
WBbt:0005772
WBbt:0005788
WBbt:0005799
WBbt:0006767
WBbt:0006768
WBls:0000041Anatomy_termWBbt:0003713
WBbt:0005319
WBbt:0005460
WBbt:0005736
WBbt:0005767
WBbt:0005772
WBbt:0005788
WBbt:0005799
WBbt:0006760
WBls:0000019Anatomy_termWBbt:0005460
WBbt:0005767
Anatomy_term (12)
TypeReporter_gene
Patterntat-2 reporter is first clearly detectable in 2-fold stage embryos in two sets of pharyngeal cells, the developing pharyngeal-intestinal valve and a set of cells in the posterior. By the first larval (L1) stage, GFP fluorescence also appears in the intestine. L4 and adult animals exhibit reporter signals in unidentified cells of the pharyngeal procorpus, the gland cells located in the posterior bulb of the pharynx, the pharyngeal-intestinal valve, rectal gland cells, the intestine and all cells of the excretory system. tat-2 reporter signals are also seen in L4 larvae in the primary vulval lineage vulE and vulF cells and in the proximal gonad. The vulval fluorescence vanishes and a moderately strong uterine signal appears after the uterine-vulval connection is complete in adults. The gonadal signal, emanating from spermatids, migrates to the spermatheca around the time of the first ovulation.
PictureWBPicture0000013414
ReferenceWBPaper00032240
TransgeneWBTransgene00005475