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type: class
is-a: Organ component layer
subclasses: Lamina propria of pharyngotympanic tube, Lamina propria of base of tongue, Lamina propria of biliary tree, Lamina propria of gallbladder, Lamina propria of anal canal, Lamina propria of trachea, Lamina propria of mucosa of mouth, Lamina propria of major calyx, Lamina propria of renal pelvis, Lamina propria of pelvic part of ureter, Lamina propria of abdominal part of ureter, Lamina propria of rugal fold of stomach, Lamina propria of ureter proper, Lamina propria of bronchiole, Lamina propria of laryngopharynx, Lamina propria of bronchus, Lamina propria of small intestine, Lamina propria of body of stomach, Lamina propria of pylorus, Lamina propria of ureter, Lamina propria of esophagus, Lamina propria of viscerocranial mucosa, Lamina propria of urethra, Lamina propria of nasopharynx, Lamina propria of ventrum of tongue, Lamina propria of uterine tube, Lamina propria of zone of small intestine, Lamina propria of zone of large intestine, Lamina propria of tongue, Lamina propria of pyloric antrum, Lamina propria of stomach, Lamina propria of cervical part of esophagus, Lamina propria of oropharynx, Lamina propria of abdominal part of esophagus, Lamina propria of appendix, Lamina propria of large intestine, Lamina propria of dorsum of tongue, Lamina propria of urinary bladder, Lamina propria of pyloric canal, Lamina propria of fundus of stomach, Lamina propria of thoracic part of esophagus, Lamina propria of vagina, Lamina propria of cardia of stomach
:slot-templates: arterial supply value-type: Class, arterial supply value-type: Portion of tissue
constitutional part: Nerve plexus of lamina propria, Diffuse mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue
preferred name: fm-live_16341
:documentation: In respiratory, alimentary, and urinary tracts, made up of loose connective tissue with varying proportions of collagen, elastin and reticular cells. Varying cells may be found depending upon system involved, e.g. fibroblasts and network of capillaries are found just beneath the epithelium in the alimentary tract.
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