adult ALv2 lineage clone [FBbt_00050036]
A clone of neurons in the adult brain, all of which develop from neuroblast ALv2.
Tag: lineage_ALv2_BAla2
adult ALv2 lineage neuron [FBbt_00050037]
Any neuron (FBbt:00005106) that is part of some adult (FBbt:00003004) and develops from some neuroblast BAla2 (FBbt:00050035).
antennal lobe local neuron 3 [FBbt_00047706]
Local interneuron of the adult antennal lobe (AL). From a cell body located on the ventral surface of the AL, it projects to the AL hub, from which it innervates most of the glomeruli. One branch crosses the midline via the AL commissure, reaching the contralateral AL. Similar to the type A local neuron (LN1), its terminal arbors do not form glomerular shapes (Tanaka et al., 2012).
BAla2 lineage neuron [FBbt_00100657]
Any neuron (FBbt:00005106) that develops from some neuroblast BAla2 (FBbt:00050035).
v2LN [FBbt_00007393]
Local interneuron of the adult antennal lobe that develops from the ALv2 neuroblast.
v2LN2 [FBbt_00047707]
Local interneuron of the adult antennal lobe (AL). From a cell body located on the ventromedial surface of the AL, it arborizes in a few glomeruli in the ventral antennal lobe. Similar to the type B local interneuron (LN2L), it forms glomerular arborizations (Tanaka et al., 2012).
v2LN4 [FBbt_00047708]
Local interneuron of the adult antennal lobe (AL). It has a cell body located on the ventrolateral surface of the AL, near the entry site of the antennal nerve to the brain. It enters the AL hub via the posterior AL, then arborizes mainly in glomeruli of the posterior antennal lobe, such as V and VP1-4. One branch crosses the midline via the AL commissure to reach the contralateral AL. It does not form glomerular arborizations (Tanaka et al., 2012).
v2LN5 [FBbt_00047709]
Local interneuron of the adult antennal lobe (AL). It has a cell body located on the ventrolateral surface of the AL, near those of local neurons 3 and 4 (Tanaka et al., 2012). It enters the AL hub via the posterior AL, then arborizes in VM6 (Tanaka et al., 2012). One branch crosses the midline via the AL commissure to reach the contralateral AL. It forms glomerular arborizations (Tanaka et al., 2012).