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Dorsal part of urinary bladder lumen The dorsal portion of the bladder lumen, including both the lumen of the body and the neck of the bladder. ILX:0777128 1 SPARC SAWG 02/22/2021 SPARC SAWG term 02/22/2021 0 Monique Surles-Zeigler Monique Surles-Zeigler
Ventral part of urinary bladder lumen The ventral portion of the bladder lumen, including both the lumen of the body and the neck of the bladder. ILX:0777129 1 SPARC SAWG 02/22/2021 SPARC SAWG term 02/22/2021 0 Monique Surles-Zeigler Monique Surles-Zeigler
left atrium epicardium venous midpoint Point at centre of pulmonary vein ostia on left atrium epicardium, on anterior/ventral side for rodents ILX:0778116 3 SPARC SAWG 05/13/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/13/2021 0 Monique Surles-Zeigler Monique Surles-Zeigler
right atrium epicardium venous midpoint Point at centre of inferior and superior vena cavae on right atrium epicardium ILX:0778117 3 SPARC SAWG 05/13/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/13/2021 0 Monique Surles-Zeigler Monique Surles-Zeigler
Ventral base of left lung The ventral base of the left lung is the most ventral point at the oblique fissure of the left lung. ILX:0778118 1 SPARC SAWG 05/20/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Arti Sukasem
Apex of right lung accessory lobe The apex of the accessory lobe is the highest superficial part of the accessory lobe in the right lung. It is located next to the heart and points cranially . ILX:0778119 3 SPARC SAWG 01/26/2023 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Monique Surles-Zeigler
Medial base of left lung The medial base of the left lung is the most medial point/corner sitting at the base of the left lung. It is close to the medial base of the right lung and pointing towards the right lung. ILX:0778120 1 SPARC SAWG 05/20/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Arti Sukasem
Medial base of right lung The medial base of the right lung is the most medial point/corner sitting at the base of the right lung. It is close to the medial base of the left lung and pointing towards the left lung. ILX:0778121 1 SPARC SAWG 05/20/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Arti Sukasem
Ventral base of right lung The ventral base of the right lung is the most ventral point sitting on the base of the right lung (In human, where the oblique fissure of the right lung is located. In rodent, where the ventral tip of the right lung is located). ILX:0778122 2 SPARC SAWG 05/20/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Arti Sukasem
Ventral base of right lung accessory lobe The ventral base of the accessory lobe is the most ventral point of the accessory lobe. It is adjacent to the ventral base of the right lung in rodents. ILX:0778123 2 SPARC SAWG 05/21/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Arti Sukasem
laterodorsal tip of middle lobe of right lung The laterodorsal tip of the middle lobe of the right lung is the most lateral/distal point of the right lung sitting on the junction of the horizontal and oblique fissures of the right lung. ILX:0778124 2 SPARC SAWG 05/27/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Monique Surles-Zeigler
dorsal base of right lung accessory lobe The dorsal base of the accessory lobe is the point sitting on the base of the accessory lobe, closest to the mediodorsal edge of the left lung. ILX:0778125 2 SPARC SAWG 05/21/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Arti Sukasem
dorsal base of left lung The dorsal base of the left lung is the most dorsal point/corner sitting at the base of the left lung. It points dorsally. ILX:0778126 2 SPARC SAWG 05/28/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Monique Surles-Zeigler
dorsal base of right lung The dorsal base of the right lung is the most dorsal point/corner sitting at the base of the right lung. It points dorsally. ILX:0778127 2 SPARC SAWG 05/27/2021 SPARC SAWG term 05/20/2021 0 Arti Sukasem Monique Surles-Zeigler
Basal zone of right lung The inferior region of the right lung comprising the middle and inferior lobes. ILX:0778138 4 SPARC SAWG 05/10/2023 SPARC SAWG term 05/28/2021 0 Monique Surles-Zeigler Monique Surles-Zeigler
Basal zone of left lung The inferior region of the left lung comprising the inferior lobe. ILX:0778139 3 SPARC SAWG 05/10/2023 SPARC SAWG term 05/28/2021 0 Monique Surles-Zeigler Monique Surles-Zeigler
left ureter junction with bladder The junction between the left ureter and the bladder. This junction is located at the bladder lumen where the left ureter merges with the bladder wall. ILX:0778142 3 SPARC SAWG 07/01/2021 SPARC SAWG term 06/02/2021 0 Zohreh Ekhlasi Monique Surles-Zeigler
right ureter junction with bladder The junction between the right ureter and the bladder. This junction is located at the bladder lumen where the right ureter merges with the bladder wall. ILX:0778143 2 SPARC SAWG 06/05/2021 SPARC SAWG term 06/02/2021 0 Zohreh Ekhlasi Monique Surles-Zeigler
urethra junction of dorsal bladder neck The anatomical junction between the urethra and dorsal bladder neck. This junction is located at the dorsal part of the bladder lumen where the urethra begins. ILX:0778154 1 SPARC SAWG 06/05/2021 SPARC SAWG term 06/05/2021 0 Monique Surles-Zeigler Monique Surles-Zeigler
dorsal part of bladder The dorsal portion of the whole bladder organ, including both the body and the neck of the bladder. ILX:0778155 1 SPARC SAWG 06/05/2021 SPARC SAWG term 06/05/2021 0 Monique Surles-Zeigler Monique Surles-Zeigler

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