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The Unified Phenotype Ontology : a framework for cross-species integrative phenomics.
Genetics - 17 Mar 2025
Matentzoglu Nicolas, Bello Susan M, Stefancsik Ray, Alghamdi Sarah M, Anagnostopoulos Anna V, Balhoff James P, Balk Meghan A, Bradford Yvonne M, Bridges Yasemin, Callahan Tiffany J, Caufield Harry, Cuzick Alayne, Carmody Leigh C, Caron Anita R, de Souza Vinicius, Engel Stacia R, Fey Petra, Fisher Malcolm, Gehrke Sarah, Grove Christian, Hansen Peter, Harris Nomi L, Harris Midori A, Harris Laura, Ibrahim Arwa, Jacobsen Julius O B, Köhler Sebastian, McMurry Julie A, Munoz-Fuentes Violeta, Munoz-Torres Monica C, Parkinson Helen, Pendlington Zoë M, Pilgrim Clare, Robb Sofia M C, Robinson Peter N, Seager James, Segerdell Erik, Smedley Damian, Sollis Elliot, Toro Sabrina, Vasilevsky Nicole, Wood Valerie, Haendel Melissa A, Mungall Christopher J, McLaughlin James A, Osumi-Sutherland David
Abstract excerpt
Phenotypic data are critical for understanding biological mechanisms and consequences of genomic variation, and are pivotal for clinical use cases such as disease diagnostics and treatment development. For over a century, vast quantities of phenotype data have been collected in many different contexts covering a variety of organisms. The emerging field of phenomics focuses on integrating and interpreting these...
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