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trying to figure the difference between the two marked:
po ZFA:0007058 ! roof plate *** [end: "Juvenile:Days 45-89"] [start: "Segmentation:10-13 somites"] po ZFA:0000355 ! roof plate midbrain region [end: "Pharyngula:Prim-5"] [start: "Segmentation:10-13 somites"] po ZFA:0001177 ! roof plate spinal cord region [end: "Juvenile:Days 45-89"] [start: "Pharyngula:Prim-5"] po ZFA:0001311 ! roof plate rhombomere region [end: "Juvenile:Days 45-89"] [start: "Segmentation:10-13 somites"] po ZFA:0001358 ! roof plate diencephalic region [end: "Juvenile:Days 45-89"] [start: "Segmentation:10-13 somites"] po ZFA:0001436 ! roof plate neural tube region *** [end: "Pharyngula:Prim-5"] [start: "Segmentation:14-19 somites"]
RP is defined as being the dorsalmost part of the NT, which would make it equivalent to RPNTR
RPNTR is temporally coincident with NT. What is confusing is that RP is temporally narrower, despite it being a part-of parent
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My first guess is that we are dealing with some tricky developmental stage stuff here.
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I think we need to merge these
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trying to figure the difference between the two marked:
RP is defined as being the dorsalmost part of the NT, which would make it equivalent to RPNTR
RPNTR is temporally coincident with NT. What is confusing is that RP is temporally narrower, despite it being a part-of parent
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: