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GO:0010342 JSON

endosperm cellularization

Biological Process

Definition (GO:0010342 GONUTS page)

The separation of the multi-nucleate endosperm into individual cells. In many plant species, the endosperm that nurtures the embryo in the seed initially develops as a syncytium. This syncytial phase ends with simultaneous partitioning of the multi-nucleate cytoplasm into individual cells, a process referred to as cellularization. PMID:12421698

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Synonyms

Synonyms are alternative words or phrases closely related in meaning to the term name, with indication of the relationship between the name and synonym given by the synonym scope.

Synonym Type
cellularization of endosperm exact

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Taxon Constraints

The use of this term should conform to the following taxon constraints:

Ancestor GO ID Ancestor GO Term Name Relationship Taxon ID Taxon Reference(s)
GO:0010342 endosperm cellularization Never in Taxon 2 Bacteria
GO:0010342 endosperm cellularization Never in Taxon 2157 Archaea
GO:0010342 endosperm cellularization Never in Taxon 4896 Schizosaccharomyces pombe
GO:0010342 endosperm cellularization Never in Taxon 4932 Saccharomyces cerevisiae
GO:0010342 endosperm cellularization Only in Taxon 131567 cellular organisms

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Co-occurring Terms

These tables show the number of times the term listed in the table has been co-annotated.

No co-occurrence statistics for GO:0010342 based on ALL annotations
The top 56 of 56 co-occurring terms
Co-occurring Term PR S% #Together #Compared
GO:0010342
3,096,169.80 100.00 64 64
GO:0010581
708,092.70 21.61 51 223
GO:0048229
447,321.97 13.93 51 353
GO:0051647
204,539.70 6.50 51 772
GO:0009960
109,722.51 3.52 55 1,552
GO:0048868
92,548.56 2.83 22 736
GO:0009846
85,077.95 2.73 51 1,856
GO:0007006
65,812.31 2.04 22 1,035
GO:0009555
32,142.31 1.04 52 5,009
GO:0010245
47,633.38 0.78 1 65
Totals 833 110334499
No co-occurrence statistics for GO:0010342 based on MANUAL annotations
The top 36 of 36 co-occurring terms
Co-occurring Term PR S% #Together #Compared
GO:0010342
352,883.25 100.00 4 4
GO:0000914
117,627.75 16.67 1 3
GO:0010581
29,406.94 6.67 1 12
GO:0009960
18,096.58 4.88 2 39
GO:0048229
14,703.47 3.70 1 24
GO:0010245
6,658.17 1.79 1 53
GO:0007349
5,114.25 1.39 1 69
GO:0009556
4,524.14 1.23 1 78
GO:0009574
4,411.04 1.20 1 80
GO:0051647
3,920.92 1.08 1 90
Totals 43 640654

Change Log

Timestamp Action Category Detail
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT never_in_taxon NCBITaxon:4896 (Schizosaccharomyces pombe)
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT never_in_taxon NCBITaxon:4932 (Saccharomyces cerevisiae)
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT never_in_taxon NCBITaxon:2157 (Archaea)
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT never_in_taxon NCBITaxon:2 (Bacteria)
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT in_taxon NCBITaxon:131567 (cellular organisms)
2010-10-06 Deleted SYNONYM endosperm cellularization
2010-10-06 Added SYNONYM cellularization of endosperm
2010-10-06 Updated TERM endosperm cellularization
2008-05-13 Added DEFINITION The separation of the multi-nucleate endosperm into individual cells. In many plant species, the endosperm that nurtures the embryo in the seed initially develops as a syncytium. This syncytial phase ends with simultaneous partitioning of the multi-nucleate cytoplasm into individual cells, a process referred to as cellularization.
2008-05-12 Deleted DEFINITION The separation of the multi-nucleate endosperm into individual cells. In many plant species, the endosperm that nurtures the embryo in the seed initially develops as a syncytium. This syncytial phase ends with simultaneous partitioning of the multi-nucleate cytoplasm into individual cells, a process referred to as cellularization.
Timestamp Action Category Detail
2010-10-06 Updated TERM endosperm cellularization
2007-02-23 Added TERM cellularization of endosperm
Timestamp Action Category Detail
2010-10-06 Deleted SYNONYM endosperm cellularization
2010-10-06 Added SYNONYM cellularization of endosperm
2008-05-13 Added DEFINITION The separation of the multi-nucleate endosperm into individual cells. In many plant species, the endosperm that nurtures the embryo in the seed initially develops as a syncytium. This syncytial phase ends with simultaneous partitioning of the multi-nucleate cytoplasm into individual cells, a process referred to as cellularization.
2008-05-12 Deleted DEFINITION The separation of the multi-nucleate endosperm into individual cells. In many plant species, the endosperm that nurtures the embryo in the seed initially develops as a syncytium. This syncytial phase ends with simultaneous partitioning of the multi-nucleate cytoplasm into individual cells, a process referred to as cellularization.
2008-04-11 Deleted SYNONYM endosperm cellularization
2008-04-11 Added SYNONYM endosperm cellularization
2007-08-09 Deleted SYNONYM endosperm cellularization
2007-08-09 Added SYNONYM endosperm cellularization
2007-02-27 Added DEFINITION The separation of the multi-nucleate endosperm into individual cells. In many plant species, the endosperm that nurtures the embryo in the seed initially develops as a syncytium. This syncytial phase ends with simultaneous partitioning of the multi-nucleate cytoplasm into individual cells, a process referred to as cellularization.
2007-02-23 Added SYNONYM endosperm cellularization
Timestamp Action Category Detail
2008-04-01 Updated RELATION is a GO:0007349 (cellularization)
Timestamp Action Category Detail
Timestamp Action Category Detail
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT never_in_taxon NCBITaxon:4896 (Schizosaccharomyces pombe)
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT never_in_taxon NCBITaxon:4932 (Saccharomyces cerevisiae)
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT never_in_taxon NCBITaxon:2157 (Archaea)
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT never_in_taxon NCBITaxon:2 (Bacteria)
2024-09-05 Added CONSTRAINT in_taxon NCBITaxon:131567 (cellular organisms)
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