oogonial cell

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Planarian Anatomy Ontology Class Overview

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NAME:

  oogonial cell


DEFINITON:

  An undifferentiated germ cell that proliferates rapidly and gives rise to oocytes.


TERM DEFINITION CITATIONS:

  FMA:83673


TERM CITATIONS:

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TERM ID:

  PLANA:0000239


ABOUT THIS TERM:

oogonial cell

  ↳is a female germ cell, material entity and progenitor cell

  ↳contained in ventral region of the whole animal, prepharyngeal region and anterior region of the whole animal

  ↳develops from oogonial stem cell

  ↳existence overlaps juvenile stage and adult hermaphrodite

  ↳existence starts during or after juvenile stage

  ↳part of ovary


  → oocyte develops from oogonial cell




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PAGE: Planarian Anatomy Gene Expression

These transcripts were reported as being expressed in oogonial cell. Click this link to learn more about PAGE.


PAGE Curations: 3


PLANA TermReference TranscriptDescriptionGene ModelsPublished TranscriptTranscriptomePublicationSpecimenLifecycleEvidence
oogonial cellSMED30034750nanos-like proteinSMESG000018169.1 EF035555.1smed_ncbi_20200123PMID:17390146
Handberg-Thorsager et al., 2007
whole organism adult hermaphrodite colorimetric in situ hybridization evidence
oogonial cellSMED30034750nanos-like proteinSMESG000018169.1 EF153633smed_ncbi_20200123PMID:17390146
Handberg-Thorsager et al., 2007
whole organism adult hermaphrodite colorimetric in situ hybridization evidence
oogonial cellSMED30024486cytoplasmic poly(A) binding proteinSMESG000004978.1 HM100651smed_ncbi_20200123PMID:20844018
Wang et al., 2010
whole organism adult hermaphrodite colorimetric in situ hybridization evidence
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