FB2026_03 , released September 17, 2026
FB2026_03 , released September 17, 2026
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Term pole bud ID (Ontology) FBbt:00000091 (Fly Anatomy)
Definition Cytoplasmic bud that forms at the posterior pole of the embryo during cycle 9. Pole buds give rise to the pole cells.[ FlyBase:FBrf0064779 ]
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Alleles (FBal)PHENOTYPE_MANIFEST_IN
Insertions (FBti)PHENOTYPE_MANIFEST_IN
Constructs (FBtp)PHENOTYPE_MANIFEST_IN
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 pole bud (all annotations which use CV term, excluding "NOT" statements)
     pole bud | decreased number | embryonic stage
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     pole bud | embryonic stage | increased number
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     pole bud | embryonic stage | maternal effect
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     pole bud | germline clone
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     pole bud | maternal effect
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blastoderm embryo
 |__syncytial blastoderm embryo__
anatomical structure             |
 |__cell component_______________|
                                 pole bud  22 rec.
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Is a cell component
Develops from pole plasm
Part of syncytial blastoderm embryo
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