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Mouse, man, and meaning: bridging the semantics of mouse phenotype and human disease
2009
Mammalian Genome
Now that the laboratory mouse genome is sequenced and the annotation of its gene content is improving, the next major challenge is the annotation of the phenotypic associations of mouse genes. This requires the development of systematic phenotyping pipelines that use standardized phenotyping procedures which allow comparison across laboratories. It also requires the development of a sophisticated informatics infrastructure for the description and interchange of phenotype data. Here we focus on
doi:10.1007/s00335-009-9208-3
pmid:19649761
pmcid:PMC2759022
fatcat:dn7zwg4ygfckvdskzsjk6l2vfy