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BTO (BRENDA Tissue Ontology)

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Tissue

Details for feces

feces

BTO (BRENDA Tissue Ontology) ID

BTO:0000440

BTO:0000440 is linked to 12 enzymes:

Definition

Waste matter discharged from the body; especially: waste (as feces) discharged from the alimentary canal

Synonyms

1. excrement
2. faeces

References

1. From Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary at www.Merriam-Webster.com: http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=feces

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tissues, cell types and enzyme sources

animal

whole body is a

viscus

alimentary canal is a

feces

Tree view

tissues, cell types and enzyme sources

tissues, cell types and enzyme sources is a

animal

whole body is a

body wall

cardiovascular system part of

connective tissue part of

embryonic structure is a

gland

head

hematopoietic system part of

immune system part of

integument part of

limb

muscular system part of

nervous system part of

pacemaker cell part of

pluripotent stem cell part of

primary cell part of

respiratory system part of

sense organ part of

skeletal system part of

soft body part part of

trunk

urogenital system part of

viscus

aerodigestive tract is a

alimentary canal is a

anus

enteric plexus part of

esophagus

feces

gastroesophageal junction part of

gastrointestinal tract part of

crystalline style part of

gastrointestinal cancer cell derives from

gastrointestinal endocrine cell part of

intestine

colorectum part of

colon

colorectal cancer cell derives from

colorectal cell line derives from

rectum

ulcerative colitis disease specific cell type

hepatic cecum part of

ileocecum

intestinal cell line derives from

intestinal wall part of

large intestine part of

small intestine part of

type II intestinal metaplasia disease specific cell type

pyloric region part of

stomach

proventriculus part of

subpharyngeal region part of

trophosome tissue is a

ventriculus part of

bladder

parenchyma part of

urinary tract is a

visceral hump

fungus

organism form is a

other source is a

plant