proventriculus intermediate layer [FBbt_00005754]
The intermediate layer of the proventriculus, with the posterior region derived from the ectodermal foregut and the anterior region from the midgut. The foregut region extends from the apex to the neck of the valve and can be divided into 3 zones of epithelium according to cellular morphology. The midgut epithelium is characterized by the presence of a prominent brush border on the apical surface, instead of the cuticle that marks the foregut.
proventriculus intermediate layer
ID: FBbt_00005754
Anatomy
The intermediate layer of the proventriculus, with the posterior region derived from the ectodermal foregut and the anterior region from the midgut. The foregut region extends from the apex to the neck of the valve and can be divided into 3 zones of epithelium according to cellular morphology. The midgut epithelium is characterized by the presence of a prominent brush border on the apical surface, instead of the cuticle that marks the foregut.
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- is part of: proventriculus
- overlaps: foregut epithelium, midgut epithelium
Alternative Names
| Synonym | Scope | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| recurrent wall of the cardia | exact synonym | King, 1988 |
| proventriculus recurrent layer | exact synonym |
Parts of proventriculus intermediate layer (10 total)
| Thumbnail | Name | Tags |
|---|---|---|
| adult foregut cell of proventricular intermediate layer | Adult, Cell | |
| adult proventriculus epithelial zone 3 | Adult, Anatomy | |
| adult proventriculus zone 1 epithelial cell | Adult, Cell | |
| adult proventriculus zone 2 epithelial cell | Adult, Cell | |
| alveolar cell | Cell, Larva |
Subclasses of proventriculus intermediate layer (2 total)
| Thumbnail | Name | Tags |
|---|---|---|
| adult proventriculus intermediate layer | Adult, Anatomy | |
| embryonic/larval proventriculus intermediate layer | Anatomy, Larva |
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