FB2026_03 , released September 17, 2026
FB2026_03 , released September 17, 2026
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Term antennal primordium ID (Ontology) FBbt:00005510 (Fly Anatomy)
Definition A(n) primordium that develops into some embryonic antennal sense organ. It develops from some antennal anlage.
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Alleles (FBal)PHENOTYPE_MANIFEST_IN
Constructs (FBtp)PHENOTYPE_MANIFEST_IN
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embryo
 |__developing embryonic structure_____
 |__extended germ band embryo__________|
developing material anatomical entity  |
 |__developing embryonic structure_____|
 |__primordium_________________________|
ectodermal derivative                  |
 |__anterior ectoderm derivative_______|
                                       antennal primordium  461 rec.
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Is a developing embryonic structure
primordium
anterior ectoderm derivative
Develops from antennal anlage
Part of extended germ band embryo
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  • "antennal primordium1" NARROW
    "antennal primordium2" NARROW
    "AntP1" RELATED
    "AntP2" RELATED
    "P3 AntOrg" RELATED
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