CellStructureMech

dinoflagellate sulcus

GO:0097612 · Other · Subcellular region · Proposed

A cell surface furrow that occurs on the ventral side of a dinoflagellate cell. It partially houses the longitudinal flagellum. The sulcus intersects with the cingulum on the ventral side of a dinoflagellate cell. [GO:0097612]

Synonyms: sulcus; longitudinal furrow; longitudinal groove

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Taxonomic distribution

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Sulcus-cingulum topology (FUNCTION)

The dinoflagellate sulcus is a ventral cell-surface furrow that intersects the dinoflagellate cingulum.

SubjectPredicateObjectEvidence
dinoflagellate sulcusis acell surface furrow
  • GO:0097612 The GO graph links GO:0097612 to GO:0097610 by rdfs:subClassOf.
dinoflagellate sulcusintersectsdinoflagellate cingulum
  • GO:0097612 The GO:0097612 definition describes the dinoflagellate sulcus as intersecting the cingulum ventrally.

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Curation history

Source: data/structures/other/dinoflagellate_sulcus.yaml