octopaminergic neuron

▻ Planarian Anatomy Ontology Class Overview

▻ PAGE: Planarian Anatomy Gene Expression




Planarian Anatomy Ontology Class Overview

For more information about the ontology visit PLANA Overview


NAME:

  octopaminergic neuron


DEFINITON:

  Neurons that express the biogenic amine octopamine.


TERM DEFINITION CITATIONS:

  PMID:18926867


TERM CITATIONS:

Expand publication list

TERM ID:

  PLANA:0000483


ABOUT THIS TERM:

octopaminergic neuron

  ↳is a independent continuant and neurosecretory neuron

  ↳existence overlaps juvenile stage, asexual adult and adult hermaphrodite


BROWSE PLANARIAN ONTOLOGY TREE (IN OLS):

Click on the '-' and '+' to collapse and expand term 'is a' and 'part of' relationships.



EXPLORE ONTOLOGY GRAPH:


Dynamically explore this term by selecting additional relationships to display (checkboxes on the right). Expand nodes by double-clicking on it . Single-click on a node to display the definition below the graph.


PAGE: Planarian Anatomy Gene Expression

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


PAGE Curations: 4


PLANA TermReference TranscriptDescriptionGene ModelsPublished TranscriptTranscriptomePublicationSpecimenLifecycleEvidence
octopaminergic neuronSMED30017498tyramine beta-hydroxilaseSMESG000005292.1 JN400361.1smed_ncbi_20200123PMID:24131630
März et al., 2013
whole organism asexual adult colorimetric in situ hybridization evidence
octopaminergic neuronSMED30005185Homeobox proteinSMESG000081885.1 dd_Smed_v6_13898_0_1dd_Smed_v6PMID:27864883
Currie et al., 2016
whole organism asexual adult fluorescence in situ hybridization evidence
octopaminergic neuronSMED30020992Aristaless-like homeobox transcription factorSMESG000030143.1 KX961610smed_ncbi_20200123PMID:27864883
Currie et al., 2016
whole organism asexual adult fluorescence in situ hybridization evidence
octopaminergic neuronSMED30019663slc18a-4SMESG000064025.1 KF134116smed_ncbi_20200123PMID:23903188
Currie et al., 2013
whole organism asexual adult fluorescence in situ hybridization evidence
Note: Hover over icons to view figure legend

 

 

back to top