PHAGOCATA MORGANI
Overview
Full Name |
Phagocata morgani |
Genus |
Phagocata |
Species |
morgani |
Common Name |
P. morgani |
Abbreviation |
Pmo |
- P. morgani is an inhabitant of springs and cold creeks of eastern North America from New Brunswick to North Carolina and as far west as Kentucky. They have also been found in El Dorado County, California.
- The animals are approximately 14mm long and 2mm wide.
- The head is rectangular with a truncated anterior end and rounded lateral edges.
- The auricles are flattened along the head.
- The coloration on both the dorsal and ventral sides is white.
- Their reproduction is asexual by fission.
Reference: R Kenk, Oceanography and Limnology Program (Smithsonian Institution), United States Environmental Protection Agency. Freshwater planarians (Turbellaria) of North America. Washington, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1972.
Feature Summary
The following features are currently present for this organism
Feature Type |
Count |
polypeptide |
35,237 |
mRNA |
35,237 |
CDS |
35,237 |
Downloads
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Transcriptome
Pmorgani.nt
Coding Sequence
Pmorgani.cds.nt
Translated Amino Acid Sequence
Pmorgani.aa
Source
Where to Purchase
P. morgani can be ordered as white planaria from Carolina Biological Supply. Constructs can be found on Addgene.
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