Public Schema V2 · Colon/Intestine Census V1
PSC-derived intestinal tissue with functional enteric nervous system
Smooth muscle/enteric-associated — Enteric-associated supporting cells · stable entity ID: CI-ENT-066
Provenance and Evidence
- Species
- Homo sapiens
- Tissue origin
- COLON_INTESTINE_RELEVANT_SOURCE_CONTEXT; EXACT_SOURCE_IN_EVIDENCE_FIELD
- Provenance summary
- PMC5562951; PSC-derived intestinal tissue with ENS | https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5562951/
- Evidence summary
- PMC5562951; PSC-derived intestinal tissue with ENS | https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5562951/
- Identity caveat
- Structured uncertainty is retained from the frozen state.
- Public omics readiness
- NOT ASSESSED
Relationships
No parent relationship recorded.
Disease Applications
No curated disease-application evidence is recorded for PSC-derived intestinal tissue with functional enteric nervous system.
Disease application evidence describes documented experimental use. It does not change model identity, database role, physiological relevance, Disease Fidelity, or overall model ranking.
Physiological Relevance
No formal PR assessment available in PUBLIC_RC1. This does not imply low relevance, failure, or a recommendation against the model.
Uncertainty and Limitations
- IDENTITY OR PROVENANCE STATUS — Frozen state records ENTITY_UNRESOLVED; this does not imply database representation failure.
Key limitations
- Stable donor/preparation identifier or propagated-entity record not established
- HOLD is retained as a safe database representation and is not a default parent-level Browse object.
Analysis layers
Physiological Relevance and Disease Fidelity are separate analysis layers. No overall score or ranking is generated by this page.
- Physiological Relevance
- NOT_ASSESSED
- Disease Fidelity
- NOT_ASSESSED
- Availability
- [object Object]
Colon/Intestine V1 scientific context
- Coverage
- 0 adequate · 5 partial · 7 under-covered
- Saturation
- SATURATION LIMITED BY MODEL ECOSYSTEM
- Module state
- FROZEN
These module-level statements preserve the frozen scientific limitation context; they do not rank or reclassify this entity.