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WBPhenotype:0001748
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pharynx unattached
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The pharynx or pharyngeal muscle does not form a functional connection to the mouth or buccal cavity. |
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WBPhenotype:0001646
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no pharynx
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Embryos fail to generate cells that exhibit pharyngeal specification. |
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WBPhenotype:0000115
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anterior pharynx variant
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Any variation in the progression of the anterior portion of the pharynx over time compared to control. In C. elegans the anterior region includes the corpus (procorpus and metacorpus - first bulb). |
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WBPhenotype:0001920
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twisted pharynx
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The growth of pharyngeal components occurs in a radial fashion around the longitudinal axis of the worm as demonstrated by bent radial contractile arrays within the pharyngeal muscle cells. The defect is more pronounced as development progresses resulting in a more obvious twisting phenotype. Depending on the allele, the twist can be right-handed or left-handed |
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WBPhenotype:0001635
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excess pharyngeal cells
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Animals contain an excess number of pharyngeal cells compared to control. In C. elegans, pharyngeal cells are derived from MS-blastomere. The overproduction of pharyngeal tissues is a result of other blastomeres adopting an MS-like fate. |
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WBPhenotype:0000490
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pharynx disorganized
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The components of the feeding organ fail to be arranged in the same manner as control animals. |
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WBPhenotype:0001914
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fewer pharyngeal cells
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Animals contain fewer pharyngeal cells compared to control animals. In C. elegans, pharyngeal cells are derived from MS-blastomere. |
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WBPhenotype:0000814
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marginal cell development variant
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Any variation in the progression of a marginal cell over time, from initial commitment of the cell to a specific fate, to the fully functional differentiated cell compared to control. A marginal cell is a pharyngeal cell that connects the basement membrane to the apices of the triangle-shaped pharyngeal lumen. |
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WBPhenotype:0001647
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posterior pharynx variant
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Any variation in the progression of the posterior portion of the pharynx over time compared to control. In C. elegans the posterior region includes the isthmus and terminal bulb (second bulb). |
