FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
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Term adult octopaminergic doublesex neuron of abdominal ganglion (male) ID (Ontology) FBbt:00052014 (Fly Anatomy)
Definition Adult male octopaminergic neuron of the abdominal neuromere that also expresses doublesex (Rezaval et al., 2014). There are approximately three of these cells in each male organism (Rezaval et al., 2014). They project to the male reproductive system, collectively innervating the ejaculatory duct, testes, and accessory glands (Rezaval et al., 2014).[ FlyBase:FBrf0224568 ]
Also Known As "Tdc2/dsx+ neuron (male)"
Comment Thought to be octopaminergic based on Tdc2-GAL4 expression (Rezaval et al., 2014).
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adult abdominal doublesex neuron                                 |
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