Blood Vasculature Organ Crosswalk, v1.5

Anatomical Structures, Cell Types, plus Biomarkers (ASCT+B) tables (https://humanatlas.io/asctb-tables) aim to capture<br>anatomical human body parts, the typology of cells, and biomarkers used to identify cell types. The tables are<br>authored and reviewed by an international team of experts. This table provides a crosswalk from vessels in the blood<br>vasculature ASCT+B table to anatomical structures in other organ ASCT+B tables. The Relationship column indicates<br>whether the vessel is “part_of”, “overlaps”, “supplies”, “drains”, “directly_supplies_drains”, “located_in”, or<br>“connected_to” the anatomical structure in the BodySubPart column. A vessel can relate to more than one anatomical<br>structure; and, those relationships can occur in a particular order. For example, the vessel can pass through several<br>structures along its length. The BodyPartSequence column indicates the sequence of those structures, from the<br>proximal to distal end of the vessel. The BodySubPart structure is contained within the anatomical structure listed in<br>the BodyPart column. The BodyPart is typically an organ or organ system. The FTU column indicates if the vessel is<br>part of a functional tissue unit (the smallest tissue organization that performs a unique physiologic function in an<br>organ). The angiosome column indicates if the vessel is associated with an angiosome (a region of muscle, bone, and<br>skin supplied by a main artery). IDs are provided for the Vessel, BodySubPart, BodySubPartSequence, BodyPart, FTU, and<br>Angiosome columns to enable linkage to other datasets and ontologies.