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Total 3506 Results
| Label | Description | ILX | Version | Created CID | Modified Time | ||||||
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| inferior/lateral aspect of posterior left atrial ganglionated plexus | ILX:0738369 | 3 | SPARC SAWG | 07/24/2020 | FDI Lab - SciCrunch.org | term | 07/06/2019 | -1 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb | |
| ventricular ganglionated plexuses (around coronary arteries) | ILX:0738370 | 2 | SPARC SAWG | 11/15/2019 | SPARC | term | 07/06/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb | |
| Inferior cardiac nerve | Cardiac branch of cervicothoracic ganglion to deep cardiac plexus (FMA) | ILX:0738391 | 4 | SPARC SAWG | 10/21/2021 | FDI Lab - SciCrunch.org | term | 09/28/2019 | 0 | Maryann Martone | troy sincomb |
| intrinisic cardiac ganglionated plexus | ILX:0738396 | 4 | SPARC SAWG | 12/11/2019 | SPARC | term | 10/03/2019 | -1 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb | |
| First thoracic nerve | The thoracic spinal nerve 1 (T1) is a spinal nerve of the thoracic segment.[1]. It originates from the spinal column from below the thoracic vertebra 1 (T1). (from Wikipedia) | ILX:0738397 | 6 | SPARC SAWG | 06/23/2020 | SPARC SAWG | term | 10/04/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| includeForSPARC | A relationship that binds a term to the required entities for the purposes required by SPARC, e.g., returning a term in response to a query for all relevant organ parts when it is not specified in the core ontology. We view this as a temporary and practical solution. At some points, all such terms will be contributed back to the core ontologies for proper engineering. | ILX:0738400 | 3 | SPARC SAWG | 03/17/2020 | SPARC | relationship | 11/08/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| epithelium of pelvic urethra of male | The epithelium of pelvic urethra of male (TS23-TS28) is the innermost layer of the pelvic urethra, a stratified epithelium lining the lumen. It is subdivided into dorsal and ventral. It is also subdivided into three epithelial cell layers; superficial, intermediate and basal cell layer of dorsal/ventral pelvic urethra. At TS23, the epithelium of dorsal pelvic urethra of male is also comprised of urogenital sinus ridge of male and rest of dorsal epithelium of pelvic urethra of male. The urogenital sinus ridge becomes the verumontanum in males from TS24. Cytokeratin 14 and Cadherin 1 are markers of all layers of the epithelium. | ILX:0738401 | 2 | SPARC SAWG | 11/15/2019 | SPARC | term | 11/08/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| pelvic urethra of female | The pelvic urethra of female (PLUR) (syn: cranial urethra, internal urethra) (TS23-TS28) is part of urethra of female. Cranially joined to the bladder and caudally joined to the phallic urethra of female (TS23-TS27) which becomes the clitoral urethra (TS28). Comprised of epithelium (subdivided into 3 layers), mesenchymal layer (subdivided into lamina propria, muscularis mucosa, submucosa (TS25-28) and also contains mesenchymal pad of female (TS25-TS27)), muscle layer and adventitia. Also contains vasculature and nerve of pelvic urethra of female, and neural crest derivative of pelvic urethra of female (TS25-TS27). Also contains ventral epithelial bud of female and female urethral gland bud (TS24-TS26), which become urethral gland of female pelvic urethra (TS27), which develop from the epithelium of pelvic urethra of female. The pelvic urethra of female (TS28) also contains a rhabdosphincter as part of the muscle layer of pelvic uretha of female. In the TS28 male, the rhabdophincter is part of the prostatic urethra. | ILX:0738402 | 7 | SPARC SAWG | 01/11/2021 | SPARC | term | 11/08/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| ureter junction of bladder trigone | The anatomical junction between the ureter and the bladder trigone. This junction is located at the superior/rostral right and left angles of the base of the bladder trigone on the posterior aspect of the organ where the ureters merge with the bladder wall. | ILX:0738403 | 8 | SPARC SAWG | 12/14/2020 | SPARC SAWG | term | 11/08/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| urothelium of bladder | The urothelium of bladder (ubl) (syn: epithelium of bladder) (TS22-TS28) is the innermost layer of the bladder lining the bladder lumen, comprised of a stratified epithelium of three epithelial cell layers containing different epithelial cell types. Contains blood vessels and nerve of urothelium of bladder (TS22-28). Comprised of three cellular layers; superficial, intermediate and basal cell layers. Distinct epithelial cell types reside within the layers of urothelium and are stage dependant. It is possible to annotate urothelium cell layer without knowing the cell type. In the adult bladder, Krt5-expressing basal cells of bladder urothelium make up 90% of the mature urothelium, while intermediate and superficial cells of bladder urothelium each make up about 5%. | ILX:0738404 | 5 | SPARC SAWG | 08/23/2021 | SPARC | term | 11/08/2019 | -1 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| ventral bladder neck | The ventral bladder neck (TS22-TS28) is the ventral region of the narrow open end of the bladder, located between the ureter orifices and the opening of the pelvic urethra (the dorsal region of the bladder neck is the bladder trigone). Comprised of urothelium, lamina propria, detrusor muscle and adventitia of ventral bladder neck. | ILX:0738405 | 2 | SPARC SAWG | 11/15/2019 | SPARC | term | 11/08/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| outer layer of bladder | The outer layer of bladder (olbl) (TS22-TS28) is the outermost layer of the bladder, subdivided into serosa of bladder (TS22-TS28) and adventitia of bladder (TS22-TS28). Most of the bladder is covered by serosa, a serous-fluid-secreting outer epithelial surface of the bladder in contact with the coelomic cavity. The fundus (or dome) is surrounded by serosa, the rest of the bladder, in contact with the adjacent connective tissue, is covered by adventitia. The adventitia refers to the outer part of the bladder that is not exposed to the peritoneal cavity but is a connective tissue layer that binds it to the adventitia of adjacent organs. The proportion of the bladder covered by serosa and adventitia is stage dependant, with adventita covering more of the bladder early in development, and the majority covered by serosa later in development. Contains nerve of bladder serosa/adventitia (TS22-TS28). | ILX:0738406 | 2 | SPARC SAWG | 11/15/2019 | SPARC | term | 11/08/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| urethral seam | A solid epithelial cord present deep to the skin along the ventral midline of the penis. Represents a remnant of a developmental process that closes the urethra. | ILX:0738407 | 5 | SPARC SAWG | 12/07/2020 | SPARC | term | 11/08/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| rhabdosphincter of male | The rhabdosphincter of male (syn: striated muscle layer of prostatic urethra) (TS28-28) is the striated muscle layer towards the outside of the prostatic urethra. Part of the prostatic urethra, part of the urethra of male. Marked by proteins expressed by skeletal muscle cells, such as skeletal muscle alpha actin (Acta1). | ILX:0738408 | 2 | SPARC SAWG | 11/15/2019 | SPARC | term | 11/08/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| penile urethra | The penile urethra (PNUR) (syn: external urethra of male) (TS25-TS28) is comprised of epithelium of penile urethra. Epithelium of penile urethra (TS25-TS28) derived from epithelium of phallic urethra of male/female (TS21-TS24). The urethral plate epithelium of male (syn: distal urethral epithelium of male; urethral plate) completely canalises by TS25 and the plate is no longer present in males from TS25. By TS25, the penile urethra opens at the urethral meatus of penile urethra (syn: urethral opening of male) and the proximal urethral meatus has closed. The penile urethra is anatomically located, centrally within the penis and is surrounded by the tissue of the penis, therefore only the epithelial components are necessary parts of penile urethra. | ILX:0738409 | 2 | SPARC SAWG | 11/15/2019 | SPARC | term | 11/08/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| urethra junction of ventral bladder neck | The anatomical junction between the urethra and ventral bladder neck. This junction is in the region at the inferior aspect of the bladder where the urethra begins. | ILX:0738410 | 7 | SPARC SAWG | 11/18/2020 | SPARC SAWG | term | 11/09/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| urethra junction with bladder trigone | The anatomical junction between the urethra and the bladder trigone. This junction is located at the apex of the bladder trigone where the urethra forms. | ILX:0738411 | 6 | SPARC SAWG | 06/25/2020 | SPARC SAWG | term | 11/09/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| adventitia of prostatic urethra | The adventitia of prostatic urethra (TS28) is the outer connective tissue layer of the prostatic urethra. The prostatic urethra is not surrounded by an outer serous membrane or serosa. | ILX:0738412 | 2 | SPARC SAWG | 11/15/2019 | SPARC | term | 11/09/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| clitoral urethra | The clitoral urethra (CLUR) (syn: external urethra of female) (TS25-TS28) is comprised of epithelium of clitoral urethra. Epithelium of clitoral urethra (TS25-28) derived from epithelium of phallic urethra of male/female (TS21-24). At TS25, the epithelium is subdivided into along its distal-proximal length into urethral plate epithelium (distal) and urethral tube epithelium (proximal). The urethral plate epithelium of female (syn: distal urethral epithelium of female; urethral plate of female) is no longer present from TS26. The clitoral urethra is open proximally at the proximal urethral meatus (present to P7) (syn: proximal urethral opening of female or urethral duct) located at the base of the clitoris. The proximal urethral meatus closes after birth (closed by P8). In adults and from birth, the urethra of female is open externally at the urethral meatus of clitoral urethra (syn: distal urethral opening of female) which is anatomically located within the clitoris. (This is different to humans, where the urethral opening is located between the clitoris and vagina). The clitoral urethra is anatomically located ventrally within the clitoris and is surrounded by the tissue of the clitoris, therefore only the epithelial components are necessary parts of clitoral urethra. | ILX:0738413 | 2 | SPARC SAWG | 11/15/2019 | SPARC | term | 11/09/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
| epithelium of penile urethra | ILX:0738414 | 4 | SPARC SAWG | 01/31/2020 | SPARC | term | 11/09/2019 | 0 | troy sincomb | troy sincomb |
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