longitudinal trunk visceral muscle primordium [FBbt_00017008]

This primordium first becomes distinct at around stage 11 as a group of cells at the posterior tip of the trunk visceral mesoderm (the tail end of the germ-band). During germ-band retraction these cells migrate anteriorly and split into two clusters - one on either side of the posterior midgut primordium. When these cell reach the anterior tip of the posterior midgut primordium they disperse anteriorly as two rows along the germband. Finally, during midgut closure these cells spread regularly over the underlying circular visceral muscle primordium.

longitudinal trunk visceral muscle primordium

ID: FBbt_00017008

Anatomy

This primordium first becomes distinct at around stage 11 as a group of cells at the posterior tip of the trunk visceral mesoderm (the tail end of the germ-band). During germ-band retraction these cells migrate anteriorly and split into two clusters - one on either side of the posterior midgut primordium. When these cell reach the anterior tip of the posterior midgut primordium they disperse anteriorly as two rows along the germband. Finally, during midgut closure these cells spread regularly over the underlying circular visceral muscle primordium.

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## Classification

Relationships

Alternative Names

Synonym Scope Reference
caudal visceral mesoderm exact synonym Macabenta and Stathopoulos, 2019
P1 LoViMus exact synonym //orcid.org/0000-0002-7073-9172
CVM exact synonym Macabenta and Stathopoulos, 2019
longitudinal visceral muscle precursor exact synonym Macabenta and Stathopoulos, 2019
longitudinal visceral mesoderm primordium related synonym

Parts of longitudinal trunk visceral muscle primordium (4 total)

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Expression patterns overlapping longitudinal trunk visceral muscle primordium (4 total)

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P{HLH54Fb-lacZ.H-Pelican} expression pattern Expression_pattern
P{croc-lacZ.7} expression pattern Expression_pattern
P{croc-lacZ.4} expression pattern Expression_pattern
P{GawB}byn[Gal4] expression pattern Expression_pattern

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