Distal Tip Cell
Distal tip cell, the lower right irregular shaped cell, is a single somatic cell
located to the tip of a C. elegans gonad. As a result, a hermaphrodite has total 2 distal tip cells, one on each end of the gonad. The cells adjacent to the distal tip cell in this image are germ cells. Please see the Kimble Lab website for more information. Distal Tip Cell by David Greenstein.
Random Worm Term
In a DNA sequence, one nucleotide is substituted by another nucleotide, such as A substituted by C, resulting a protein sequence with one amino acid different from the original one.
sequence, one nucleotide is substituted by another nucleotide, such as A substituted by C, resulting a protein sequence with one amino acid different from the original one.
