AN01B004 [FBbt_20007695]
AN01B004
ID: FBbt_20007695
Adult ascending neuron of the AN01B004 group (Takemura et al., 2024; Marin et al., 2024). It is a primary neuron of the 01B hemilineage (Takemura et al., 2024; Marin et al., 2024). It exits the VNC via the cervical connective (Takemura et al., 2024; Marin et al., 2024). It receives input in the leg neuropil and sends output to the leg neuropil (Takemura et al., 2024; Marin et al., 2024). Its predicted neurotransmitter is acetylcholine (Eckstein et al., 2024. There are approximately 6 of these cells per organism and their somas are found in the mesothoracic neuromere, metathoracic neuromere and prothoracic neuromere (Takemura et al., 2024; Marin et al., 2024). (Eckstein et al., 2024)
Uncharacterized putative cell type from Marin et al. (2024), based on MANC v1.2.1 data (Takemura et al., 2024) from NeuPrint.
Open in VFB 3D Browser →Classification
- NB1-2 Notch OFF hemilineage primary neuron
- adult CNS neuron
- adult ascending neuron
- adult cholinergic neuron
Relationships
- receives synaptic input in region: adult leg neuropil
- sends synaptic output to region: adult leg neuropil
Alternative Names
| Synonym | Scope | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| AN01B004 | related synonym | Berg et al., 2025, doi_10_7554_eLife_97766_1, Bates et al., 2025, name_in_male-cns |
| AN01B004 | exact synonym | doi_10_1101_2023_06_05_543407 |
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Image files aligned to AN01B004(28192)_L (MaleCNS:28192):
Image files aligned to AN01B004(28192)_R (MaleCNS:30889):
Image files aligned to AN01B002_T1_R (MANC:12940):
Image files aligned to AN01B002_T2_L (MANC:12577):
Image files aligned to BANC_626:720575941554623130:
Image files aligned to BANC_626:720575941659000400:
Image files aligned to AN01B004(28192)_L (MaleCNS:28192):
Image files aligned to AN01B004(28192)_R (MaleCNS:30889):
Image files aligned to BANC_626:720575941554623130:
Image files aligned to BANC_626:720575941659000400:
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