FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
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Term occlusor muscle cell of adult abdominal spiracle ID (Ontology) FBbt:00013334 (Fly Anatomy)
Definition Any muscle cell (FBbt:00005074) that is part of some occlusor muscle of adult abdominal spiracle (FBbt:00059065).
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adult somatic muscle cell
 |__adult somatic muscle cell of abdomen__
somatic muscle cell                       |
 |__spiracular occlusor muscle cell_______|
                                          occlusor muscle cell of adult abdominal spiracle
                                           |__muscle cell of abdominal 1 spiracular muscle 105
                                           |__muscle cell of abdominal 2 spiracular muscle 112
                                           |__muscle cell of abdominal 3 spiracular muscle 118
                                           |__muscle cell of abdominal 4 spiracular muscle 124
                                           |__muscle cell of abdominal 5 spiracular muscle 130
                                           |__muscle cell of abdominal 6 spiracular muscle 136
                                           |__muscle cell of abdominal 7 female spiracular muscle 143
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Is a adult somatic muscle cell of abdomen
spiracular occlusor muscle cell
Part of occlusor muscle of adult abdominal spiracle
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