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Name Class

Expr9038Expression_ofGeneWBGene00007547
Reflects_endogenous_expression_ofWBGene00007547
Expression_dataLife_stageWBls:0000024
WBls:0000038
WBls:0000027
WBls:0000035
WBls:0000041
WBls:0000019
WBls:0000020
WBls:0000021
Anatomy_termWBbt:0003681Certain
WBbt:0004510Certain
WBbt:0004511Certain
WBbt:0005451Certain
WBbt:0005772Certain
WBbt:0005798Certain
WBbt:0006751Certain
TypeReporter_gene
PatternThe expression of nhr-154 GFP reporter transgenes was first detected in the 2-fold stage embryo within the developing pharynx and in precursors of several unidentified head neurons. By the 3-fold stage of embryogenesis, expression was seen in the pharynx and throughout the intestine, a pattern reminiscent of the developmental transcription factor pha-4. In L1 and L2 stages, the reporter gene expression was strong in the pharyngeal muscles (anterior and posterior bulbs, predominantly), in unidentified head neurons, the intestine, and in the intestinal-rectal valve or sphincter cell. GFP reporter gene expression decreased in subsequent larval stages (L3, L4) so that by the adult stage only pharyngeal expression persistence is reproducibly observed. This suggested that the peak of expression in adults detected by RT-qPCR might be due to the embryos inside gravid adults in these samples. No obvious differences in pattern were seen between the two promoter lengths tested. The expression of nhr-154 GFP reporter was not observed in male specific structures.
RemarkPicture: Fig 5A, 5B, 5C.
ReferenceWBPaper00036257
TransgeneWBTransgene00030870