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forestomach-glandular stomach junction

forestomach - glandular stomach squamocolumnar junction

The distinct low fold of tissue that separates the non-glandular area of the stomach (forestomach) from the glandular stomach; the limiting ridge extends circumferentially from the large curvature of the stomach to the small curvature, just below the esophagus; at the esophagus, the course of the limiting ridge bends into a U-shape and almost surrounds the esophageal opening.

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Tipo Gland
Estructura principal digestive tract junction
Nombre latino forestomach - glandular stomach squamocolumnar junction

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the forestomach-glandular stomach junction?

The distinct low fold of tissue that separates the non-glandular area of the stomach (forestomach) from the glandular stomach; the limiting ridge extends circumferentially from the large curvature of the stomach to the small curvature, just below the esophagus; at the esophagus, the course of the li

What is the Latin name for the forestomach-glandular stomach junction?

The Latin name for the forestomach-glandular stomach junction is forestomach - glandular stomach squamocolumnar junction.

References

  1. UBERON — UBERON:0012270 Cross-species anatomy ontology (EMBL-EBI Ontology Lookup Service)

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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.