Tissue Summary: s-shaped body (TS21-TS27) |
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s-shaped body Description The comma-shaped body elongates, folds and acquires an S shape. The S-shaped nephron, connected to the ureteric tip via a renal connecting tubule, has differentiated into additional molecular regions and can be further subdivided into proximal, medial and distal segments. View s-shaped body in GUDMAP Development Tutorials |
In Situ Data
Validated Anchor/Marker Genes
Anchors (0)
Anchor genes are defined as genes whose expression is restricted to one temporospatial anatomical compartment. These have been selected by microarray analyses followed by validation using section in-situ hybridisation.
Currently no defined anchor genes for this component
Markers (17)
Marker genes are defined as genes which display a regional or enriched expression pattern and may be useful in identifying one or more particular temporospatial compartment(s). These have been selected by microarray analyses followed by validation using section in-situ hybridisation.
