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WBPaper00065623:139
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CellRanger, DecontX, Monocle3, Louvain algorithm.Associations
Anatomy term | Definition |
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FLP | Neuron class of two neurons, which have ciliated endings situated immediately dorsal to the lateral inner labial sensilla in the head but have no associated sheath or socket cells; they have flattened processes in this region of the cilium. |
MI neuron | Neuron class of one pharyngeal motor neuron/interneuron. |
VB neuron | Neuron class of eleven motoneurons, distributed along the ventral cord, which innervate ventral body muscles. |
I2 neuron | Neuron class of two pharyngeal interneuron. |
LUA | Neuron class of two interneurons with cell bodies situated in the lumbar ganglia. |
SAB | Neuron class of three interneurons, which send processes anteriorly up the sub-lateral cords in the head. |
Life Stages | Definition |
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1-day post-L4 adult hermaphrodite Ce | At 20 Centigrade: 24-48 hours after L4-adult molt. 4-5 days after first cleavage. |
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Gene activity defines cell identity, drives intercellular communication, and underlies the functioning of multicellular organisms. We present the single-cell resolution atlas of gene activity of a fertile adult metazoan: <i>Caenorhabditis elegans</i>. This compendium comprises 180 distinct cell types and 19,657 expressed genes. We predict 7541 transcription factor expression profile associations likely responsible for defining cellular identity. We predict thousands of intercellular interactions across the <i>C. elegans</i> body and the ligand-receptor pairs that mediate them, some of which we experimentally validate. We identify 172 genes that show consistent expression across cell types, are involved in basic and essential functions, and are conserved across phyla; therefore, we present them as experimentally validated housekeeping genes. We developed the WormSeq application to explore these data. In addition to the integrated gene-to-systems biology, we present genome-scale single-cell resolution testable hypotheses that we anticipate will advance our understanding of the molecular mechanisms, underlying the functioning of a multicellular organism and the perturbations that lead to its malfunction.
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