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Strong expression of both <jats:italic>tat-2<\/jats:italic> and <jats:italic>tat-4<\/jats:italic> occurs in the intestine and certain other cells of the alimentary system. The two are also expressed in the uterus, during spermatogenesis and in the fully-formed spermatheca. <jats:italic>tat-2<\/jats:italic> alone is expressed in the pharyngeal gland cells, the excretory system and a few cells of the developing vulva. The expression pattern of <jats:italic>tat-3<\/jats:italic> is almost completely different from those of <jats:italic>tat-2<\/jats:italic> and <jats:italic>tat-4<\/jats:italic>. <jats:italic>tat-3<\/jats:italic> expression is detectable in the steroidogenic tissues: the hypodermis and the XXX cells, as well as in most cells of the pharynx (except gland), various tissues of the reproductive system (except uterus and spermatheca) and seam cells. Deletion of <jats:italic>tat-1<\/jats:italic> through <jats:italic>4<\/jats:italic> individually interferes little or not at all with the regular progression of organism growth and development under normal conditions. However, <jats:italic>tat-2<\/jats:italic> through <jats:italic>4<\/jats:italic> become essential for reproductive growth during sterol starvation.<\/jats:p>\n              <\/jats:sec><jats:sec>\n                <jats:title>Conclusion<\/jats:title>\n                <jats:p><jats:italic>tat-5<\/jats:italic> likely encodes a housekeeping protein that performs the proposed aminophospholipid translocase function routinely. Although individually dispensable, <jats:italic>tat-1<\/jats:italic> through <jats:italic>4<\/jats:italic> seem to be at most only partly redundant. Expression patterns and the sterol deprivation hypersensitivity deletion phenotype of <jats:italic>tat-2<\/jats:italic> through <jats:italic>4<\/jats:italic> suggest that these genes carry out subtle metabolic functions, such as fine-tuning sterol metabolism in digestive or steroidogenic tissues. 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