Assertion: ureter | /r/CapableOf | join urogenital sinus
Facets:
value: at e14
type: TEMPORAL
value: at an abnormally posterior position
type: MANNER
value: through the cnd
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: At the point where the ureter joins the urogenital sinus, a thin membrane (Chawalla's membrane) develops which separates the two lumens.
text: The ureter and Wolffian duct join the urogenital sinus (not shown) through the CND (boxed region), which is morphologically distinct from the upper tubular segments of the ureter and Wolffian duct.
text: Histological analysis at E14 showed that the CND had regressed in control Aldh1a2+/+R embryos, and the ureters had separated from the Wolffian duct and joined the urogenital sinus, which was well-developed at this stage (Fig.
text: The configuration of duplicated kidneys and ureters in these retinoic acid–treated fetuses was similar to the configuration commonly found in humans with duplicated systems2,23: the upper kidney and ureter joined the urogenital sinus posterior to the normal insertion site in the bladder, and the lower kidney and ureter joined the bladder at the proper insertion site (Fig. 6 and data not shown).
text: Ureter 2, which emerged at a higher position on the Wolffian duct, joins the urogenital sinus at an abnormally posterior position.
text: At E14, the ureter associated with the low ureteric bud branch (ureter 1) joined the urogenital sinus at the proper position in the bladder (Fig.
text: Yellow and green arrowheads indicate the respective positions where ureters (yellow) and Wolffian ducts (green) join the urogenital sinus.