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NTR: broad ligament regions supporting fallopian tube & tissue layer addition #3414
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Addresses part of #3414 NTR antimesosalpinx
I suspect that this structure might be referring to the myosalpinx.), or tunica muscularis. If it is the case, it is a separate layer than the mesosalpinx, and therefore it wouldn't need a term for antimesosalpinx muscularis. I don't think that the mesosalpinx have a muscular layer. |
Addresses part of #3414 NTR antimesosalpinx
@aleixpuigb from fallopian tube experts for ontology placement: From: "Nordgren, C. Erik" [email protected] Hi Ellen & Aleix, Having consulted further with Kate, I wanted to get back to you with more specificity on the placement of the new functional tissue unit ontological terms we need added for Fallopian tube. So, under "muscle layer of oviduct", should be placed: And under "mucosa of fallopian tube", should be placed: |
@aleixpuigb please see the extra info provided by fallopian tube experts in previous comment. |
Thanks for your work on this! |
Preferred term labels:
antimesosalpinx Addresses part of #3414 NTR antimesosalpinx #3420
mesosalpinx epithelium
antimesosalpinx epithelium
mesosalpinx muscularus
antimesosalpinx muscularus
Synonyms
antimesosalpinx = posterior free edge of mesosalpinx
Definition (free text, please give PubMed ID)
antimesosalpinx is the posterior free edge of the mesosalpinx.
mesosalpinx epithelium is composed of simple squamous epithelium that forms the outer layer of the mesosalpinx.
mesosalpinx muscularus The muscular layer (myosalpinx or tunica muscularis) consists primarily of an inner layer of circularly arranged muscle fibers covered by an outer layer of longitudinally oriented fibers. These longitudinally arranged fibers are continuous with the smooth muscle present in the mesosalpinx.
possible source of images for entries
https://www.pathologyoutlines.com/topic/fallopiantubesnormal.html
Parent term (use https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/ontologies/uberon)
mesosalpinx UBERON:0012331 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/UBERON_0012331
Your nano-attribution (ORCID)
0000-0001-7655-4833
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