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Fix hierarchy under anatomical cluster (part 1) #2862
Fix hierarchy under anatomical cluster (part 1) #2862
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Unsure if this refers to something that is "multi organ".
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Each vertebra is individually considered as a separate “organ” (a vertebra is a vertebral element, which is a skeletal element, which is an organ), so I think it is consistent to say that an articulation between two vertebrae is a “multi organ part structure“ – it involves subparts of two different organs, which fits the definition of “multi organ part structure“.
But this makes me realise that this term can be classified even more precisely under articulation (UBERON:0004905), which is a subclass of multi organ part structure. I’ll do that now.