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CELL TYPE LINEAGE LOCATION NEUROTRANSMITTER ASSOCIATED GLIA

ADFL
ADFR

Sensory neuron

(Chemosensory)
AB alpppppaa
AB praaappaa Lateral ganglia in head
Serotonin

(express tryptophan hydroxylase, TPH-1 (Sze J.Y. et al. 2000); express VMaT, CAT-1 (Duerr S. J. et al 1999))

Express neuropeptide-like protein NLP-3 (Nathoo A. et al 2001).

AMsh and AMso

DESCRIPTION

Amphid neurons, dual ciliated sensory endings. Enter ring via commissure from ventral ganglion. Take up FITC.

Functions: Controls entry into dauer stage (Bargmann C.I. and Horvitz H.R. 1991). Contribute to a residual chemotactic response to cAMP, biotin, Cl-, and Na+ after ASE is killed (Bargmann C.I. and Horvitz H.R., 1991)

Receptor expression: Express mammalian capsaicin receptor-like protein OSM-9 (Colbert H.A. et al 1997). Express mammalian capsaicin receptor-like channel protein OCR-2 (Tobin D.et al 2002 ). Express G protein-coupled serpentine receptors, SRB-6 (faint), SRD-1(in male)(Troemel E. et al 1995).

CELL	TYPE	LINEAGE	LOCATION	NEUROTRANSMITTER	ASSOCIATED GLIA
ADFL ADFR	Sensory neuron (Chemosensory)	AB alpppppaa AB praaappaa	Lateral ganglia in head	Serotonin (express tryptophan hydroxylase, TPH-1 (Sze J.Y. et al. 2000); express VMaT, CAT-1 (Duerr S. J. et al 1999)) Express neuropeptide-like protein NLP-3 (Nathoo A. et al 2001).	AMsh and AMso
DESCRIPTION
Amphid neurons, dual ciliated sensory endings. Enter ring via commissure from ventral ganglion. Take up FITC. Functions: Controls entry into dauer stage (Bargmann C.I. and Horvitz H.R. 1991). Contribute to a residual chemotactic response to cAMP, biotin, Cl-, and Na+ after ASE is killed (Bargmann C.I. and Horvitz H.R., 1991) Receptor expression: Express mammalian capsaicin receptor-like protein OSM-9 (Colbert H.A. et al 1997). Express mammalian capsaicin receptor-like channel protein OCR-2 (Tobin D.et al 2002 ). Express G protein-coupled serpentine receptors, SRB-6 (faint), SRD-1(in male)(Troemel E. et al 1995).