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Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2020 Aug 19;584(7822):595–601. doi: 10.1038/s41586-020-2618-9

ED Fig.1-7: — Images of all homeodomain reporters analyzed by authors ordered by gene class. Example identifications with NeuroPAL are provided for at least one member of each class and shown as the GFP reporter alone, the NeuroPAL landmark alone, and a merged picture of the GFP reporter with the NeuroPAL landmark. Heads, midbodies, and tails of each reporter are shown and labeled accordingly. The outer body of the worm and pharynx are outlined in white. Neurons are circled in yellow and the identities of those neurons by NeuroPAL ID are immediately beside them. “V” indicates the vulva of the worm. All pictures are of L4 or young adult worms unless otherwise noted as an expression outside of the L4 nervous system. Ten worms were analyzed for each reporter strain and characteristic images were chosen.

ED Fig.1-7: — Images of all homeodomain reporters analyzed by authors ordered by gene class. Example identifications with NeuroPAL are provided for at least one member of each class and shown as the GFP reporter alone, the NeuroPAL landmark alone, and a merged picture of the GFP reporter with the NeuroPAL landmark. Heads, midbodies, and tails of each reporter are shown and labeled accordingly. The outer body of the worm and pharynx are outlined in white. Neurons are circled in yellow and the identities of those neurons by NeuroPAL ID are immediately beside them. “V” indicates the vulva of the worm. All pictures are of L4 or young adult worms unless otherwise noted as an expression outside of the L4 nervous system. Ten worms were analyzed for each reporter strain and characteristic images were chosen.