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Name Class

Expr4260Expression_ofGeneWBGene00021910
Reflects_endogenous_expression_ofWBGene00021910
Expression_dataAnatomy_termWBbt:0005117Uncertain
WBbt:0005319Certain
WBbt:0005394Uncertain
WBbt:0005772Certain
WBbt:0005828Certain
WBbt:0006784Certain
GO_termGO:0005783
GO:0016020
Subcellular_localizationIntestinal STIM-1::GFP appeared to be localized to membrane and submembrane regions. Confocal Z-sections also revealed a prominent punctate localization in the anterior intestine and sheath cells. STIM-1::GFP expression showed a striking localization to a reticular structure in the posterior intestine. This reticular structure resembles the ER of C. elegans intestinal cells.
TypeReporter_gene
PatternProminent expression of STIM-1::GFP was detected in the spermatheca, gonad sheath cells, the intestine, and neurons in the head. Expression was also detected in uterine epithelial cells. STIM-1::GFP-expressing head neurons are likely amphid and/or inner labial (IL) neurons. Expression of STIM-1::GFP in the intestine was heterogeneous. The anterior and posterior intestine expressed the reporter very strongly while expression was weaker in the midsection.
PictureWBPicture0000011874
RemarkMore detailed studies are required to identify the cellular domains in which STIM-1::GFP is expressed. It should be noted here that the absence of detectable STIM-1::GFP expression in tissues other than those shown does not rule out a functional role for STIM-1 in other cell types. The 1.9-kb stim-1 promoter used in these studies may lack regulatory information required for cell-specific expression. In addition, STIM-1::GFP expression levels may be below detection levels in other tissues. More definitive identification of STIM-1 expression sites awaits the development of suitable antibodies for immunolocalization.
ReferenceWBPaper00028479
TransgeneWBTransgene00012227