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NAL Agricultural Thesaurus
U.S. Department of Agriculture

Concept Breadcrumbs

Fields of Study > anatomy and morphology > animal anatomy > digestive system > gastrointestinal system > stomach > gastric mucosa
Fields of Study > zoology > animal anatomy > digestive system > gastrointestinal system > stomach > gastric mucosa
Animals, Livestock, One Health > zoology > animal anatomy > digestive system > gastrointestinal system > stomach > gastric mucosa
Fields of Study > anatomy and morphology > animal anatomy > animal organs > stomach > gastric mucosa
Fields of Study > zoology > animal anatomy > animal organs > stomach > gastric mucosa
Animals, Livestock, One Health > zoology > animal anatomy > animal organs > stomach > gastric mucosa
Fields of Study > anatomy and morphology > animal anatomy > digestive system > digestive tract mucosa > gastric mucosa
Fields of Study > zoology > animal anatomy > digestive system > digestive tract mucosa > gastric mucosa
Animals, Livestock, One Health > zoology > animal anatomy > digestive system > digestive tract mucosa > gastric mucosa
Fields of Study > anatomy and morphology > animal anatomy > animal tissues > epithelium > mucosa > digestive tract mucosa > gastric mucosa
Fields of Study > zoology > animal anatomy > animal tissues > epithelium > mucosa > digestive tract mucosa > gastric mucosa
Animals, Livestock, One Health > zoology > animal anatomy > animal tissues > epithelium > mucosa > digestive tract mucosa > gastric mucosa
Fields of Study > anatomy and morphology > tissues > animal tissues > epithelium > mucosa > digestive tract mucosa > gastric mucosa
Preferred Term:

mucosa gástrica

Definition:
Epitelio superficial del estómago que invagina hacia la lámina propia y forma fosas gástricas. Las glándulas tubulares, características de cada región del estómago (cardiaca, gástrica y pilórica) se vacían en las fosas gástricas. La mucosa gástrica está compuesta de varios tipos distintos de células.
Concept Schemes:
NALT Core
https://lod.nal.usda.gov/nalt
Términos Genéricos:
estómago, mucosa del tubo digestivo
Entry Terms:
  • glándulas cardíacas
  • mucosa estomacal
  • glándulas pilóricas
URI:
https://lod.nal.usda.gov/nalt/22390
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