• pharyngeal muscle cell
    • type of cells that make up muscle layers in the pharynx.
  • obsolete non-pharyngeal muscle
  • pm2R
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm7D
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm1DR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm1R
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm1DL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm1VL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm1L
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm6D
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm7VR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm6VL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm6VR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm7VL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell
  • pm2VL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm2DL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus).
  • pm4L
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell nucleus
  • pm4VL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm5L
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell nucleus
  • pm2DR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm3DL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm3L
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm4DL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm5R
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell nucleus
  • pm2L
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm2VR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm3VR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm4DR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm4R
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm5DL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm5VL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell nucleus
  • pm3DR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm3R
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm3VL
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm4VR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell (nucleus)
  • pm5DR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell nucleus
  • pm5VR
    • Pharyngeal muscle cell nucleus
  • pm1
    • first layer pharyngeal muscle cell.
  • pm6
    • sixth pharyngeal muscle cell layer
  • pm4
    • fourth pharyngeal muscle cell layer
  • pm2
    • second layer pharyngeal muscle cell.
  • pm3
    • third pharyngeal muscle cell layer
  • pm5
    • fifth pharyngeal muscle cell layer
  • pm7
    • seventh pharyngeal muscle cell layer
  • pm4DL-pm4DR
    • pharyngeal muscle syncytium cell, layer four, dorsal.
  • pm8
    • eighth pharyngeal muscle cell layer (single cell)
  • pm2DL-pm2DR
    • pharyngeal muscle syncytium cell, layer two, dorsal.
  • pm3DL-pm3DR
    • pharyngeal muscle syncytium cell, layer three, dorsal.
  • pm5DL-pm5DR
    • pharyngeal muscle cell syncytium, layer five, dorsal.
  • pm1VR
    • Embryonic cell of pedigree ABarapaaapa, pharyngeal muscle cell.
  • pm2R-pm2VR
    • pharyngeal muscle syncytium cell, layer two, right subventral.
  • pm4L-pm4VL
    • pharyngeal muscle syncytium cell, layer four, left subventral.
  • pm4R-pm4VR
    • pharyngeal muscle syncytium cell, layer four, right subventral.
  • pm2L-pmVL
    • pharyngeal muscle syncytium cell, layer two, left subventral.
  • pm3R-pm3VR
    • pharyngeal muscle syncytium cell, layer three, right subventral.
  • pm5L-pm5VL
    • pharyngeal muscle cell syncytium, layer five, left subventral.
  • pm5R-pm5VR
    • pharyngeal muscle cell syncytium, layer five, right subventral.
  • pm3L-pm3VL
    • pharyngeal muscle syncytium cell, layer three, left subventral.
  • body muscle cell
    • Any muscle cell that is not pharyngeal.
  • m2R
    • Pharyngeal motorneurons
  • m2L
    • Pharyngeal motorneurons
  • e3VR
    • Pharyngeal epithelial cells
  • mc1V
    • Pharyngeal marginal cell
  • mc3DR
    • Pharyngeal marginal cell
  • mc1DR
    • Pharyngeal marginal cell
  • mc2DR
    • Pharyngeal marginal cell
  • mc3V
    • Pharyngeal marginal cell
  • e1VR
    • Pharyngeal epithelial cells
  • e2DL
    • Pharyngeal epithelial cells
  • e3D
    • Pharyngeal epithelial cells
  • mc1DL
    • Pharyngeal marginal cell
  • mc2V
    • Pharyngeal marginal cell
  • e1VL
    • Pharyngeal epithelial cells
  • e2DR
    • Pharyngeal epithelial cells
  • e2V
    • Pharyngeal epithelial cells
  • m3R
    • Pharyngeal sensory-motorneurons
  • mc3DL
    • Pharyngeal marginal cell
  • e1D
    • Pharyngeal epithelial cells
  • e3VL
    • Pharyngeal epithelial cells
  • m3L
    • Pharyngeal sensory-motorneurons
  • mc2DL
    • Pharyngeal marginal cell
  • G1
    • Pharyngeal gland cell 1.
  • I2L
    • Pharyngeal interneurons, ant sensory.
  • I2R
    • Pharyngeal interneurons, ant sensory.
  • g2L
    • Pharyngeal gland cell 2L.
  • g2R
    • Pharyngeal gland cell 2R.
  • g1AL
    • Pharyngeal gland cell 1AL.
  • pharyngeal nervous system
    • The pharyngeal nervous system is composed of 20 pharyngeal neurons which lie completely within the pharynx.
  • G2
    • Pharyngeal gland cell 2.
  • marginal cell
    • a type of pharyngeal cell that connects basement membrane to the apices of triangle-shaped pharyngeal lumen.
  • NSML
    • Pharyngeal neurosecretory motorneuron, contain serotonin
  • e1
    • pharyngeal epithelial cell, type 1.
  • e3
    • pharyngeal epithelial cell, type 3.
  • e2
    • pharyngeal epithelial cell, type 2.
  • metacorpus
    • posterior segment of pharyngeal corpus.
  • NSMR
    • Pharyngeal neurosecretory motorneuron, contain serotonin
  • procorpus
    • anterior section of pharyngeal corpus.
  • I1 neuron
    • Neuron class of two pharyngeal interneuron.
  • I4 neuron
    • Neuron class of one pharyngeal interneuron.
  • M5 neuron
    • Neuron class of one pharyngeal motorneuron.
  • pharyngeal neuron
    • neuron of the pharyngeal nervous system.
  • I2 neuron
    • Neuron class of two pharyngeal interneuron.
  • M1 neuron
    • Neuron class of one pharyngeal motorneuron.
  • M3 neuron
    • Neuron class of two pharyngeal motoneurons.
  • pharyngeal interneuron
    • interneuron of the pharyngeal nervous system.
  • M4 neuron
    • Neuron class of one pharyngeal motorneuron.
  • MCL
    • Pharyngeal neurons that synapse onto marginal cells
  • I1R
    • Pharyngeal interneurons: ant sensory, input from RIP
  • I1L
    • Pharyngeal interneurons: ant sensory, input from RIP
  • M2 neuron
    • Neuron class of two pharyngeal motor neurons.
  • MCR
    • Pharyngeal neurons that synapse onto marginal cells
  • g1AR
    • Pharyngeal gland cell 1AR, before fusion into g1ARP.
  • g1P
    • Pharyngeal gland cell 1P, before fusion into g1ARP.
  • I5 neuron
    • Neuron class of one pharyngeal interneuron, posterior sensory.
  • pharyngeal-intestinal valve cell
    • cell that makes up the pharyngeal-intestinal valve.
  • I3 neuron
    • Neuron class of one pharyngeal interneuron, anterior sensory.
  • NSM
    • Neuron class of two pharyngeal neurosecretory-motor neurons.
  • I6 neuron
    • Neuron class of one pharyngeal interneuron, posterior sensory.
  • MI neuron
    • Neuron class of one pharyngeal motor neuron/interneuron.
  • ABaraappaaa
    • cell of lineage ABaraappaaa, normally becomes MI pharyngeal neuron.
  • caudal longitudinal muscle left
    • Caudal longitudinal male muscle
  • caudal longitudinal muscle right
    • Caudal longitudinal male muscle
  • anterior oblique muscle left
    • Anterior oblique male muscle
  • anterior oblique muscle right
    • Anterior oblique male muscle
  • posterior oblique muscle left
    • Posterior oblique male muscle
  • posterior oblique muscle right
    • Posterior oblique male muscle
  • anterior inner longitudinal muscle left
    • Anterior inner longitudinal male muscle
  • anterior inner longitudinal muscle right
    • Anterior inner longitudinal male muscle
  • posterior inner longitudinal muscle left
    • Posterior inner longitudinal male muscle
  • vulval muscle
    • muscle associated with hermaphrodite vulva.
  • cloacal sphincter muscle
    • sphincter muscle of male cloaca.
  • anterior oblique muscle
    • specialized muscle in the male.
  • anterior outer longitudinal muscle left
    • Anterior outer longitudinal male muscle
  • diagonal muscle
    • specialized muscle in the male.
  • posterior outer longitudinal muscle left
    • Posterior outer longitudinal male muscle
  • anterior outer longitudinal muscle right
    • Anterior outer longitudinal male muscle
  • posterior oblique muscle
    • specialized muscle in the male.
  • posterior outer longitudinal muscle right
    • Posterior outer longitudinal male muscle
  • posterior inner longitudinal muscle right
    • Posterior inner longitudinal male muscle
  • body wall muscle quadrant
    • logitudinal quadrant of body wall muscle.
  • M.vlpaapap
    • Vulval muscle 2, of lineage M.vlpaapap.
  • M.vlpaappp
    • Uterine muscle 2, of lineage M.vlpaappp.
  • M.vrpaaaaa
    • Uterine muscle 2, of lineage M.vrpaaaaa.
  • M.vrpaappa
    • Uterine muscle 1, of lineage M.vrpaappa.
  • oblique male muscle
    • specialized muscle type in the male.
  • M.vlpaapaa
    • Vulval muscle 1, of lineage M.vlpaapaa.
  • M.vrpaaaap
    • Uterine muscle 1, of lineage M.vrpaaaap.
  • M.vrpaaapa
    • Vulval muscle 2, of lineage M.vrpaaapa.
  • M.vrpaapaa
    • Vulval muscle 1, of lineage M.vrpaapaa.
  • M.vlpaaaaa
    • Uterine muscle 2, of lineage M.vlpaaaaa.
  • M.vlpaaapp
    • Vulval muscle 1, of lineage M.vlpaaapp.
  • M.vrpaaapp
    • Vulval muscle 1, of lineage M.vrpaaapp.
  • um1
    • Set one type of uterine muscle.
  • um2
    • Set two type of uterine muscle.
  • M.vlpaaaap
    • Uterine muscle 1, of lineage M.vlpaaaap.
  • M.vlpaaapa
    • Vulval muscle 2, of lineage M.vlpaaapa.
  • M.vrpaapap
    • Vulval muscle 2, of lineage M.vrpaapap.
  • M.vrpaappp
    • Uterine muscle 2, of lineage M.vrpaappp.
  • uterine muscle
    • muscle lining of the uterine wall.
  • alimentary muscle
    • muscle of the alimentary organ system.
  • M.vlpaappa
    • Uterine muscle 1, of lineage M.vlpaappa.
  • rectal muscle
    • muscle that controls hermaphrodite rectal opening.
  • vm1
    • Set one type of vulval muscle.
  • vm2
    • Set two type of vulval muscle.
  • ventral left quadrant body wall muscle
    • body wall muscle of vental left quadrant, formed by a row of body wall muscle cell, (23 mature, 19 at hatching).
  • head muscle
    • body wall muscle in the head, including first eight cells of each muscle quadrants which are innervated by nerve ring neurons.
  • diagonal muscle left
    • male diagonal muscle on the left side.
  • gubernacular muscle
    • specialized muscle type in male sex organ.
  • muscle cell
    • Contractile cell that makes up muscle tissue.
  • SM2L.aap
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM2L.aap.
  • anal depressor muscle hermaphrodite
    • Anal depressor muscle of a hermaphrodite animal.
  • SM1L.paa
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1L.paa.
  • SM1R.ppa
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1R.ppa.
  • VR muscle
    • ventral right quadrant muscle of body wall.
  • diagonal muscle right
    • male diagonal muscle on the right side.
  • SM1L.pap
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1L.pap.
  • SM1R.app
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1R.app.
  • anal depressor muscle male
    • Anal depressor muscle of a male animal.
  • SM1L.aap
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1L.aap.
  • SM1L.app
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1L.app.
  • SM1R.aap
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1R.aap.
  • SM2R.aap
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM2R.aap.
  • DL muscle
    • dorsal left quadrant muscle of body wall.
  • DR muscle
    • dorsal right quadrant muscle of body wall.
  • SM1L.apa
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1L.apa.
  • SM1R.apa
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1R.apa.
  • SM1R.paa
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1R.paa.
  • SM1R.pap
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM1R.pap.
  • SM2L.aaa
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM2L.aaa.
  • SM2R.aaa
    • Diagonal tail muscle cell of pedigree SM2R.aaa.
  • VL muscle
    • ventral left quadrant muscle of body wall.
  • buccal cavity
    • cuticle-lined lumenal region surrounded by pharyngeal epithelium, situated at the anterior end of pharynx.
  • VLL muscle
    • Body wall muscle of ventral left lateral position.
  • VML muscle
    • Body wall muscle of ventral left medial position.
  • motor neuron
    • neuron making synapse on an effector (muscle, gland).
  • enteric muscle
    • Muscle cell of the alimentary canal, excluding the pharynx.
  • DLL muscle
    • body wall muscle of dorsal left quadrant lateral row.
  • DMR muscle
    • Body wall muscle of dorsal right quadrant medial row.
  • longitudinal male muscle
    • specialized muscle type in the posterior of adult male.
  • VMR
    • Body wall muscle of ventral right quadrant medial row.
  • DML muscle
    • Body wall muscle of dorsal left quadrant medial row.
  • VLR
    • Body wall muscle of ventral right quadrant lateral row.
  • body wall muscle cell from AB lineage
    • embryonic body wall muscle cell derived from AB lineage.
  • body wall muscle cell from C lineage
    • embryonic body wall muscle cell derived from C lineage.
  • DLR muscle
    • Body wall muscle of dorsal right quadrant lateral row.
  • SPCL
    • Male specific sensory /motor neuron, innervates spicule protractor muscle
  • body wall muscle cell from D lineage
    • embryonic body wall muscle cell derived from D lineage.
  • body wall muscle cell from MS lineage
    • embryonic body wall muscle cell derived from MS lineage.
  • SPCR
    • Male specific sensory /motor neuron, innervates spicule protractor muscle
  • dorsal body wall muscle
    • body wall muscle cell on the dorsal side of animal.
  • sex myoblast
    • Blast cell which divides to product sex-specific muscle cells.
  • body wall muscle cell from M lineage
    • post-embryonic body wall muscle cell derived from M lineage.
  • hermaphrodite sex myoblast
    • Hermaphrodite-specific blast cell which divides to product muscle cell.
  • male sex myoblast
    • Male-specific blast cell which divides to product muscle cell.
  • ventral body wall muscle
    • body wall muscle cell on the ventral side of animal.
  • RIP
    • Neuron class of two interneurons mediate the only direct interconnections between the pharyngeal and the central nervous systems.
  • DA neuron
    • Neuron class of nine ventral cord motor neuron, innervates dorsal muscle.
  • anal sphincter muscle
    • a saddle-shaped muscle cell that encircles the intestinal-rectal valve
  • intestinal muscle
    • intestinal muscle cell, attach to intestine and body wall anterior to anus
  • mu_int_R
    • right intestinal muscle cell, attach to intestine and body wall anterior to anus
  • mu_int_L
    • left intestinal muscle cell, attach to intestine and body wall anterior to anus
  • Z1.paapapa hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.paapapa.
  • Z4.pap hermaphrodite
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of distal arms, no muscle fibers, of pedigree Z4.pap.
  • posterior epithelial sheath cell of distal gonadal arms
    • any of two posterior epithelial sheaths of distal arms, no muscle fibers, herm gonad
  • Z1.appapa hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.appapa.
  • Z1.paapaaa hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.paapaaa.
  • RID
    • Neuron class of one ring motoneuron, projects along dorsal cord, innervates dorsal body muscle.
  • Z1.appapp hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.appapp.
  • Z1.paapapp hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.paapapp.
  • Z1.appaaa hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.appaaa.
  • Z1.appaap hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.appaap.
  • Z1.paapaap hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.paapaap.
  • Z4.appp hermaphrodite
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of distal arms, no muscle fibers, of pedigree Z4.appp.
  • Z4.appappp hermaphrodite
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, and of pedigree Z4.appappp.
  • Z4.paapap hermaphrodite
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, and of pedigree Z4.paapap.
  • Z4.paappa hermaphrodite
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, and of pedigree Z4.paappa.
  • Z4.appapaa hermaphrodite
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, and of pedigree Z4.appapaa.
  • Z4.appappa hermaprodite
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, and of pedigree Z4.appappa.
  • Z4.paappp hermaphrodite
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, and of pedigree Z4.paappp.
  • Z4.paapaa hermaphrodite.
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, and of pedigree Z4.paapaa.
  • Z4.appapap hermaphrodite
    • Posterior epithelial sheath cell of proximal arms, have muscle fibers, and of pedigree Z4.appapap.
  • grinder
    • a structure surrounds the lumen of pharyngeal terminal bulb that is formed by folded cuticles and serves the function of grinding up food, bacteria.
  • anterior epithelial sheath cell of distal gonad arms
    • epithelial sheath cell at distal end of the anterior gonad arm, no muscle fibers, of hermaphrodite.
  • Z1.apa hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of hermaphrodite gonad distal arms, no muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.apa.
  • Z1.paaa hermaphrodite
    • Anterior epithelial sheath cell of hermaphrodite gonad distal arms, no muscle fibers, of pedigree Z1.paaa.
  • arcade cell
    • Interfacial (hypodermal) cells which connect the hypodermal epithelium of the lips to the pharyngeal epithelium, firmly binding the inner tissue (the pharynx) to the outer bodywall (the hypodermis).
  • non-striated muscle
    • Muscle cell that has either one or a few well-structured sarcomeres or myofilament networks that are less well organized.
  • striated muscle
    • A multiple sarcomere muscle cell in which the thin and thick filaments adopt highly ordered patterns, with the thin filaments anchored at dense bodies.
  • body wall musculature
    • Longitudinal bands of muscle cells surrounding animal body, with one band running in each quadrant of the body, regulated contraction and relaxation of these muscles cause locomotion.
  • GLRVL
    • Set of six cells that form a thin cylindrical sheet between pharynx and ring neuropile; no chemical synapses, but gap junctions with muscle arms and RME motor neurons
  • GLRVR
    • Set of six cells that form a thin cylindrical sheet between pharynx and ring neuropile; no chemical synapses, but gap junctions with muscle arms and RME motor neurons
  • GLRDL
    • Set of six cells that form a thin cylindrical sheet between pharynx and ring neuropile; no chemical synapses, but gap junctions with muscle arms and RME motor neurons
  • GLRDR
    • Set of six cells that form a thin cylindrical sheet between pharynx and ring neuropile; no chemical synapses, but gap junctions with muscle arms and RME motor neurons
  • GLRL
    • Set of six cells that form a thin cylindrical sheet between pharynx and ring neuropile; no chemical synapses, but gap junctions with muscle arms and RME motor neurons
  • GLRR
    • Set of six cells that form a thin cylindrical sheet between pharynx and ring neuropile; no chemical synapses, but gap junctions with muscle arms and RME motor neurons
  • GLR
    • set of six cells that form a thin cylindrical sheet between pharynx and ring neuropile; no chemical synapses, but gap junctions with muscle arms and RME motor neurons, might be glial cells
  • pharyngeal-intestinal valve
    • A group of six equivalent cells forms a tightly constructed 'valve' that links the posterior bulb of the pharynx to the anterior four cells of the intestine. These six cells comprise a small epithelial channel with a cuticular lining in continuity with the pharyngeal cuticle and link the lumen of the pharynx to the large lumen of the anterior intestine.