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dorsal longitudinal anastomotic vessel
- Term ID
- ZFA:0005025
- Synonyms
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- DLAV
- Definition
- Paired trunk vessels that run medially along the dorsal-most portion of the trunk and post-vent region. The DLAVs are formed by the longitudinal anastomoses of the intersegmental vessels to form a right and left pair of dorsal longitudinal anastomotic vessels. These paired vessels remodel to form a single plexiform vessel beginning at 3dpf continuing until after 7dpf. The basilar artery connects to the DLAVs at the caudal end of the medulla oblongata. In the early embryo (2.5-3.5 dpf) the primitive hindbrain channels also connect to the DLAV. (1)
- Appears at
- Pharyngula:Prim-25 (36.0h-42.0h)
- Evident until
- Unknown
- References
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- TAO:0005025
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