testis somatic gonadal cell
▻ Planarian Anatomy Ontology Class Overview
▻ PAGE: Planarian Anatomy Gene Expression
Planarian Anatomy Ontology Class Overview
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NAME:
testis somatic gonadal cell
DEFINITON:
dmd-1+ expressing somatic cells within the testis that promote male GSC maintenance. dmd-1+, ophis-1+ somatic gonadal cells ensheath germ cells via long cytoplasmic processes and promote differentiation.
TERM DEFINITION CITATIONS:
PMID:23652002, PMID:27163480
TERM CITATIONS:
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TERM ID:
PLANA:0004506
ABOUT THIS TERM:
testis somatic gonadal cell
↳is a material entity and somatic gonadal cell ↳contained in tail, copulatory region, posterior region of the whole animal, parapharyngeal region, prepharyngeal region, dorsal region of the whole animal and anterior region of the whole animal
↳existence overlaps juvenile and adult hermaphrodite
↳existence starts during or after juvenile
↳part of testis
→ testis somatic gonadal cell progenitor cell develops into testis somatic gonadal cell
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PAGE: Planarian Anatomy Gene Expression
These transcripts were reported as being expressed in testis somatic gonadal cell. Click this link to learn more about PAGE.
PAGE Curations: 4
PLANA Term Reference Transcript Description Gene Models Published Transcript Transcriptome Publication Specimen Lifecycle Evidence testis somatic gonadal cell SMED30016325 Dmd-1 splice form 1 SMESG000080385.1 KC736557 smed_ncbi_20200123 PMID:23652002
Chong et al., 2013 
testis somatic gonadal cell SMED30016325 Dmd-1 splice form 1 SMESG000080385.1 KC736558 smed_ncbi_20200123 PMID:23652002
Chong et al., 2013 testis somatic gonadal cell SMED30016325 Dmd-1 splice form 1 SMESG000080385.1 KC736555 smed_ncbi_20200123 PMID:23652002
Chong et al., 2013 testis somatic gonadal cell SMED30016325 Dmd-1 splice form 1 SMESG000080385.1 KC736556 smed_ncbi_20200123 PMID:23652002
Chong et al., 2013
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↳contained in tail, copulatory region, posterior region of the whole animal, parapharyngeal region, prepharyngeal region, dorsal region of the whole animal and anterior region of the whole animal
↳existence overlaps juvenile and adult hermaphrodite
↳existence starts during or after juvenile
↳part of testis
→ testis somatic gonadal cell progenitor cell develops into testis somatic gonadal cell
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 testis somatic gonadal cell. Click this link to learn more about PAGE.
PAGE Curations: 4
| PLANA Term | Reference Transcript | Description | Gene Models | Published Transcript | Transcriptome | Publication | Specimen | Lifecycle | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| testis somatic gonadal cell | SMED30016325 | Dmd-1 splice form 1 | SMESG000080385.1 | KC736557 | smed_ncbi_20200123 | PMID:23652002 Chong et al., 2013 | | | |
| testis somatic gonadal cell | SMED30016325 | Dmd-1 splice form 1 | SMESG000080385.1 | KC736558 | smed_ncbi_20200123 | PMID:23652002 Chong et al., 2013 | | | |
| testis somatic gonadal cell | SMED30016325 | Dmd-1 splice form 1 | SMESG000080385.1 | KC736555 | smed_ncbi_20200123 | PMID:23652002 Chong et al., 2013 | | | |
| testis somatic gonadal cell | SMED30016325 | Dmd-1 splice form 1 | SMESG000080385.1 | KC736556 | smed_ncbi_20200123 | PMID:23652002 Chong et al., 2013 | | | |
