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Tissue Summary: urothelium of bladder (TS22-TS28)

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urothelium of bladder Description

The inner layer of the bladder, in contact with the urine, is composed of urothelial cells. These cells form a multi-layered epithelium, called a urothelium, impermeable to the urine and able to adapt to the tension changes of the bladder.


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In Situ Data

Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS17 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS18 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS19 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS20 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS21 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS22 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS23 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS24 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS25 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS26 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS27 Link to urothelium of bladder in-situ data for TS28

Validated Anchor/Marker Genes

Anchors (0)

Anchor genes are defined as genes whose expression is restricted to one temporospatial anatomical compartment. These have been selected by microarray analyses followed by validation using section in-situ hybridisation.

Currently no defined anchor genes for this component

 

Markers (0)

Marker genes are defined as genes which display a regional or enriched expression pattern and may be useful in identifying one or more particular temporospatial compartment(s). These have been selected by microarray analyses followed by validation using section in-situ hybridisation.

Currently no defined marker genes for this component