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- B50bcfea5ab55d95b8fde6fb4b9a8fbdd hasDbXref "FlyBase:FBrf0210246" @default.
- B50bcfea5ab55d95b8fde6fb4b9a8fbdd hasDbXref "FlyBase:FBrf0219406" @default.
- B50bcfea5ab55d95b8fde6fb4b9a8fbdd hasDbXref "FlyBase:FBrf0225919" @default.
- B50bcfea5ab55d95b8fde6fb4b9a8fbdd type Axiom @default.
- B50bcfea5ab55d95b8fde6fb4b9a8fbdd annotatedProperty IAO_0000115 @default.
- B50bcfea5ab55d95b8fde6fb4b9a8fbdd annotatedSource FBbt_00047556 @default.
- B50bcfea5ab55d95b8fde6fb4b9a8fbdd annotatedTarget "Octopaminergic, bilaterally-paired neuron of the larval central nervous system. Their cell bodies are found in the ventral cortex of the three subesophageal neuromeres (Selcho et al., 2014), the three thoracic neuromeres and the first abdominal neuromere, somewhat ventro-lateral to the VM fascicles (Vomel and Wegener, 2008). They form a cluster with the VUM neuron cell bodies of the same neuromere, but unlike the VUM neurons, the VPM neurons are restricted to the CNS. Most VPM neurons project anteriorly and cross the midline to arborize mainly in the contralateral neuropil (Selcho et al., 2012; Selcho et al., 2014)." @default.