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. 2020 Feb 26;9:e50580. doi: 10.7554/eLife.50580

Table 1. Table summarizing the amphid and cephalic sensory organ phenotypes of strains used in this study.

Amphid sensory organ TEM phenotypes
Mutant Sex Sensory compartment size Matrix filled vesicles in sheath EVs in pore Reference
rab-28(tm2636) Male Not enlarged Yes Few vesicles/odd shaped particles observed surrounding MS This work
rab-28(gk1040) Hermaphrodite Not enlarged No ND Jensen et al., 2016
RAB-28Q95L Hermaphrodite Enlarged No ND Jensen et al., 2016
RAB-28T49N Hermaphrodite Not enlarged Yes ND Jensen et al., 2016
bbs-8 Male and hermaphrodite Enlarged Yes Lots of EVs (in male) This work
arl-6 Hermaphrodite Not enlarged Yes ND This work
Male cephalic sensory organ TEM phenotypes
Mutant Sensory organ size EVs in pore Reference
rab-28(tm2636) Enlarged Yes, especially at the distal regions This work
rab-28(gk1040) ND ND N/A
RAB-28Q95L ND ND N/A
RAB-28T49N ND ND N/A
bbs-8 Enlarged Yes, surrounding all segments This work
arl-6 ND ND N/A
Other phenotypes
Phenotype rab-28(tm2636) rab-28(gk1040) arl-6 bbs-8
PKD-2 localization in CEMs Mislocalized Normal (Jensen et al., 2016) ND ND
CIL-7 localization in CEMs Mislocalized Mislocalized Mislocalized Mislocalized
Environmental release of EVs from heads Normal Normal Normal Normal