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All terms in NCIT

Label	Id	Description
First Dorsal Interosseous Muscle of the Hand	NCIT_C139198	[A dorsal interosseous muscle of the hand that originates on the proximal half of the lateral border of the index metacarpal and the full length of the medial border of the thumb metacarpal, and inserts into the lateral side of the index finger.]
Dorsal Hand Interosseus Muscle	NCIT_C138969
Gingival Mucosa	NCIT_C139199	[The portion of the oral mucosa that surrounds the cervical aspect of teeth and the alveolar process of the jaw.]
Oral Mucosa	NCIT_C77637	[Moist tissue lining the oral cavity, containing mucous secreting glands.]
Hand Digit 5 Distal Phalanx	NCIT_C139193	[The bone that forms the tip of the fifth finger, as counted from the thenar side of the hand.]
Distal Phalanx of Hand	NCIT_C52784	[The five bones that form the tips of the fingers.]
Distal Radioulnar Joint	NCIT_C139194	[The articulation of the head of the ulna bone and the ulnar notch of the radius; the distal radioulnar joint is a pivot joint that functions in pronation and supination of the forearm.]
Epigastric Lymph Node	NCIT_C139195	[A parietal lymph node located along the inferior epigastric vessels.]
Esophageal Lymph Node	NCIT_C139196	[Any lymph node located near the esophagus, including cervical, and upper, middle, and lower thoracic lymph nodes.]
Hand Digit 2 Distal Phalanx	NCIT_C139190	[The bone that forms the tip of the second finger, as counted from the thenar side of the hand.]
Hand Digit 3 Distal Phalanx	NCIT_C139191	[The bone that forms the tip of the third finger, as counted from the thenar side of the hand.]
Hand Digit 4 Distal Phalanx	NCIT_C139192	[The bone that forms the tip of the fourth finger, as counted from the thenar side of the hand.]
Primordium of the Heart	NCIT_C34276	[Splanchnic mesoderm located in the cardiogenic region of the trilaminar embryo that subsequently forms the primordial heart tube, and will ultimately give rise to the heart.]
Embryonic Heart	NCIT_C34153	[The rudimentary heart found in the human embryo that begins development during the third week of gestation, and which is formed by paired endocardial heart tubes derived from splanchnic mesenchyme, which subsequently fuse to form the primitive heart.]
Primordium of the Liver	NCIT_C34277	[The cephalic portion of the hepatic diverticulum that invades the septum transversum during the third week of embryonic development, and which forms the parenchyma of the liver, while the hemopoietic cells, the Kupffer cells, and the connective tissue of the liver are derived from mesenchyme in the septum transversum.]
Hepatic Diverticulum	NCIT_C34187	[An out-pocket of thickened ventral foregut that develops approximately during the 4th week of embryonic development, and gives rise to the liver, gallbladder, and biliary duct system.]
Proctodeum	NCIT_C34278	[The ectodermal lined depression at the caudal end of the alimentary canal of the developing embryo, which gives rise to the inferior third of the anal canal.]
Embryonic Digestive System	NCIT_C34149	[The stage of embryonic development during which the gastrointestinal tract and its associated glands and organs are formed, beginning with the formation of the primitive gut tube, which is derived from the dorsal part of the yolk sac during the fourth week of gestation.]
Pronephric Duct	NCIT_C34279	[An epithelial streak that arises in the cervical region of the developing embryo; is a precursor to the Wolffian duct, which connects the pronephric kidney to the urogenital sinus.]
Pronephros	NCIT_C34280	[The primordial kidney, which is the earliest stage in kidney development in the human embryo; it is composed of three structures: the pronephros duct, the pronephros tubules and the coelom, and is located in the cranial part of the nephrogenic cord.]