Closed cerivs closed 9 years ago
Developing neural tube seems to include neural rod.
Original comment by: cerivs
look at ZFA0005593 too
Original comment by: cerivs
PMID: 22768035 (ZDB-PUB-120709-5) F-Spondin/spon1b Expression Patterns in Developing and Adult Zebrafish (Akle et al., 2012)
Authors note that the most anterior end of the notochord is known as the flexural organ and is a source of Reissner's fiber-related proteins, including F-spondin.
this suggests that at the very least flexural organ should not be a synonym for floor plate and probably needs to be a new term.
Original comment by: ybradford
made flexural organ ZFA:0007071 removed flexural organ as synonym of floor plate
Original comment by: ybradford
with regard to floorplate being part_of NT, I believe floorplate was broken into floorplate neural tube and floorplate neural rod to accommodate how the structure is developing and take into account the developing brain as well.
I will not change floorplate at this time.
Original comment by: ybradford
Original comment by: ybradford
[low priority]
the def for floor plate states:
def: "Multi-tissue structure that is the ventral-most aspect of the developing neural tube. The floor plate is a specialized glial structure that spans the rostral-caudal axis from the midbrain to the tail regions." [ZFIN:curator]
This suggests that this is part of the NT ("aspect" is vague). However, there is a separate term "FP NT" which starts after the FP has started:
ZFA:0000022 ! floor plate [part_of: "central nervous system"] [start: "Segmentation:5-9 somites"] ZFA:0001434 ! floor plate neural tube [part_of: "floor plate"] [part_of: "neural tube"] [start: "Segmentation:14-19 somites"]
also, there is an exact syn for FP: synonym: "flexural organ" EXACT []
I thought the flexural organ was the most rostral part of the FP? E.g. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S135727250600313X
and fig7: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0306452298002528
Maybe this deserves its own term? Or maybe at least a demotion from exact syn.
Original comment by: cmungall