Handbook -
Male

Epithelial System
Proctodeum
see also
   Introduction
   Hypodermis

1 General information
2 Proctodeum development
   2.1 Cloaca and spicule channel
   cell generation
   2.2 Cloaca and spicule channel
   morphogenesis
3 Proctodeum Structure
   3.1 Proctodeum of the late L4
   male
   3.2 Proctodeum of the adult
4 Cell list
5 References

Figures
MaleProcFIG1MaleProcFIG 1 - The adult male    proctodeum
MaleProcFIG2MaleProcFIG 2 - The cloaca and
   spicule channels
MaleProcFIG3MaleProcFIG 3 - Lineal origin of
   proctodeal cells
MaleProcFIG4MaleProcFIG 4 - F, Y, U, K', K and
   P12 cells contribute to the
   proctodeum
MaleProcFIG5MaleProcFIG 5 - The B lineage
   contributes to proctodeum
   development
MaleProcFIG6MaleProcFIG 6 - Left and central
   nuclei of the proctodeum and
   associated tissues
MaleProcFIG7MaleProcFIG 7 - Proctodeum
   morphogenesis
MaleProcFIG8MaleProcFIG 8 - Cloacal-gonad
   connection
MaleProcFIG9MaleProcFIG 9 - Late
   morphogenesis of the
   proctodeum
MaleProcFIG10MaleProcFIG 10 - Epifluorescent
   views of cells in the developing
   proctodeum
MaleProcFIG11AMaleProcFIG 11A - Ultrastructure
   of the adult proctodeum
MaleProcFIG11BMaleProcFIG 11B - Ultrastructure
   of the adult proctodeum
MaleProcFIG12ABMaleProcFIG 12A&B - Proctodeum
   associated muscle groups
MaleProcFIG12CDMaleProcFIG 12C&D -
   Proctodeum
   associated muscle groups
MaleProcFIG13AMaleProcFIG 13A - Cloacal-gonad
  connection
 MaleProcFIG13BCMaleProcFIG 13B&C -
   Proctodeum connecting cells
MaleProcFIG13DMaleProcFIG 13D - Dark-staining
   vesicles suggest secretory
   function for Bε(l/r).aav and vas
   deferens cell