dCORL, CORL
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Evidence supports alternative transcription start site within intronic TE (RAMPAGE CAGE data, FBrf0220331; EST data; RNA-Seq junction data). May be specific to sequenced strain; not included in gene model.
Low-frequency RNA-Seq exon junction(s) not annotated.
Apparent introns not annotated: probable artifact due to repetitive sequence.
Gene model reviewed during 5.55
Gene model reviewed during 5.47
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Comment: 0h-12h AEL
Comment: 12h-24h AEL
fuss transcript is detected in the embryonic and larval brain and ventral nerve cord. In the brain, the number of labelled cells increases significantly throughout embryogenesis, with the majority of these cells being located in the ocular protocerebrum. The number of labelled cells in the ventral nerve cord also increases, from one or two per segment, to three to five cells. At the later stage 16, expression is also detected in a single pair of cells adjacent to the midline. In third instar larvae, expression of fuss is detected in the dorsoanterior region of the brain, where the mushroom bodies will form, and in the subesophageal ganglion. In third instar larva, fuss transcript is expressed ubiquitously at low level in the CNS. In the brain, stronger expression is detected in groups of cells in the dorsoanterior region of the brain, where the mushroom bodies are located. In the ventral nerve cord, fuss trancript is expressed in 3 to 5 cells per segment.
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Source for identity of: CORL CG11093
Named 'fussel' as it is the ortholog of the human 'functional suppressing element 15 (fussel-15)' gene.