sensory organ development

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1790 gene product associations

Term Information

Accession: GO:0007423
Ontology: biological process
Synonyms: exact: sense organ development
Definition: The process whose specific outcome is the progression of sensory organs over time, from its formation to the mature structure. [source: GOC:go_curators]
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all : all [353918 gene products]
- GO:0008150 : biological_process [252790 gene products]
- - GO:0032502 : developmental process [27645 gene products]
  - - GO:0048856 : anatomical structure development [19900 gene products]
    - - GO:0048513 : organ development [12537 gene products]
      - GO:0007423 : sensory organ development [1790 gene products]
      - GO:0048731 : system development [14948 gene products]
      - GO:0048513 : organ development [12537 gene products]
        
        GO:0007423 : sensory organ development [1790 gene products]
    - GO:0007275 : multicellular organismal development [23799 gene products]
    - - GO:0048731 : system development [14948 gene products]
      - GO:0048513 : organ development [12537 gene products]
        
        GO:0007423 : sensory organ development [1790 gene products]
  - GO:0032501 : multicellular organismal process [32590 gene products]
  - - GO:0007275 : multicellular organismal development [23799 gene products]
    - - GO:0048731 : system development [14948 gene products]
      - GO:0048513 : organ development [12537 gene products]
        
        GO:0007423 : sensory organ development [1790 gene products]

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