Phenotype ontology term - FYPO:0001994 - inviable swollen elongated mononucleate vegetative cell with mislocalized septum near new end

Term summary

ID

FYPO:0001994

Name

inviable swollen elongated mononucleate vegetative cell with mislocalized septum near new end

Ontology or CV name

Phenotype

Definition

A cell phenotype in which a cell contains a single septum, has one nucleus, is swollen, is elongated, and is inviable. In a swollen cell, both length and diameter may be greater than normal, although the cell is only considered elongated if the length:diameter ratio is also greater than normal. The septum is in an abnormal location, and the nucleus is located in one compartment of the septated cell. The cell compartment containing the nucleus is swollen (i.e. has a larger diameter than the other compartment).

Parents

• has_part mislocalized septum, near new end
• is_a inviable elongated mononucleate vegetative cell with mislocalized septum
• is_a inviable swollen mononucleate monoseptate vegetative cell
• is_a inviable swollen elongated septated vegetative cell
• output_of abnormal cell cycle arrest in mitotic interphase before NETO

Annotation