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Tissue

Details for anococcygeus muscle

anococcygeus muscle

BTO (BRENDA Tissue Ontology) ID

BTO:0005150

BTO:0005150 is linked to 1 enzymes:

Definition

The anococcygeus muscle (AcM) is one of a pair of thin sheets of smooth muscle inserting on the rectum, having a tendinous origin largely on sacral vertebrae

References

1. PMID 9071980

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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

invertebrate muscular system is a

muscle

muscle fibre part of

skeletal muscle is a

smooth muscle is a

anococcygeus muscle is a

clitoral smooth muscle is a

corpus cavernosum smooth muscle is a

detrusor

gastrointestinal smooth muscle is a

gizzard smooth muscle is a

intestinal muscle is a

leiomyoma cell derives from

muscular coat is a

muscularis mucosa is a

myometrium is a

respiratory smooth muscle is a

smooth muscle cell part of

stomach smooth muscle is a

urinary bladder smooth muscle is a

vaginal smooth muscle is a

visceral muscle is a

neuromuscular system is a

vertebrate muscular system is a

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

fungus

organism form is a

other source is a

plant

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Release 2023.1 (January 2023)