somatic muscle primordium [FBbt_00005518]
Primordium of the larval segmentally-repeated body wall musculature. It arises from the outer layer of the trunk mesoderm. During germ band shortening (stage 13), it segregates into loose segmental clusters. Within these clusters, muscle formation proceeds by fusion of fusion competent myoblasts to muscle founder cells. Formation of the embryonic/larval somatic musculature is complete by stage 17.
somatic muscle primordium
ID: FBbt_00005518
Anatomy
Primordium of the larval segmentally-repeated body wall musculature. It arises from the outer layer of the trunk mesoderm. During germ band shortening (stage 13), it segregates into loose segmental clusters. Within these clusters, muscle formation proceeds by fusion of fusion competent myoblasts to muscle founder cells. Formation of the embryonic/larval somatic musculature is complete by stage 17.
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- develops into: larval somatic muscle
- is part of: presumptive embryonic/larval muscle system
Alternative Names
| Synonym | Scope | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| SoMusP2 | related synonym | |
| P1 SoMus | related synonym | //orcid.org/0000-0002-7073-9172 |
| somatic muscle specific anlage | related synonym | |
| P1 SoMus | related synonym |
Parts of somatic muscle primordium (4 total)
| Thumbnail | Name | Tags |
|---|---|---|
| embryonic hypodermal muscle cell | Muscle | |
| embryonic hypodermal muscle | Muscle | |
| embryonic somatic muscle cell | Muscle | |
| embryonic somatic muscle | Muscle |
Expression patterns overlapping somatic muscle primordium (5 total)
| Thumbnail | Name | Tags |
|---|---|---|
| P{Act57B-lacZ.-2479+2} expression pattern | Expression_pattern | |
| P{Mef2-lacZ.I.N} expression pattern | Expression_pattern | |
| P{Mef2-lacZ.II.N} expression pattern | Expression_pattern | |
| P{Mef2-lacZ-I} expression pattern | Expression_pattern | |
| P{GawB}kirre[rP298-G4] expression pattern | Expression_pattern |
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