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Creating an ontology-based human phenotyping system: The Rockefeller University bleeding history experience.
Clinical and translational science - 1 Oct 2009
Mauer Andreas C, Barbour Edward M, Khazanov Nickolay A, Levenkova Natasha, Mollah Shamim A, Coller Barry S
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The lack of standardized methods for human phenotyping is a major obstacle in translational science. We have developed a bleeding history phenotyping system comprising an ontology, a questionnaire, a Web-based phenotype recording instrument (PRI), and a database. The ontology facilitates transparency, collaboration, aggregation of data, and data analysis. The integrated system allows investigators worldwide to...
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