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CROSS-SPECIES ANATOMY - ANNOTATIONS

The Basic subset of the UBERON integrated, cross-species anatomy ontology is downloaded weekly from http://berkeleybop.org/ontologies/uberon/basic.obo. For more information about this ontology see the "About" page on the UBERON website at http://uberon.github.io/about.html.
Term:peritoneal vaginal process
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Definition:A peritoneal diverticulum in the embryonic lower anterior abdominal wall that traverses the inguinal canal. In the male it forms the tunica vaginalis testis and normally loses its connection with the peritoneal cavity; a persistent processus vaginalis in the female is known as the canal of Nuck[MP].
Synonyms:exact_synonym: processus vaginalis peritoneus;   saccus vaginalis
 narrow_synonym: processus vaginalis peritonei masculinus
 broad_synonym: processus vaginalis
 related_synonym: peritoneal diverticulum;   processus vaginalis peritonei;   vaginal process;   vaginal process of peritoneum;   vaginal process of testis;   vaginal process of the peritoneum
 xref: SCTID:362726001;   Wikipedia:Processus_vaginalis


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  UBERON ontology 0
    anatomical entity 0
      material anatomical entity 0
        anatomical structure 0
          multicellular anatomical structure 0
            multicellular organism 0
              embryo 0
                peritoneal vaginal process 0
                  canal of Nuck 0
                  remnant of processus vaginalis 0
                  tunica vaginalis testis 0
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  UBERON ontology 0
    anatomical entity 0
      material anatomical entity 0
        anatomical structure 0
          multicellular anatomical structure 0
            multicellular organism 0
              organism subdivision 0
                main body axis 0
                  body proper 0
                    trunk 0
                      subdivision of trunk 0
                        abdominal segment of trunk 0
                          abdomen 0
                            abdominal wall 0
                              peritoneum 0
                                fold of peritoneum 0
                                  peritoneal vaginal process 0
                                    canal of Nuck 0
                                    remnant of processus vaginalis 0
                                    tunica vaginalis testis 0
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