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| Keywords: Linking-Human-Diseases-to-Animal-Models-Using-Ontology-Based-Phenotype-Annotation-pbio.1000247.g007.jpg en The entities for selected human zebrafish and mouse EYA1 phenotypes were annotated using species-specific anatomy ontologies FMA ZFA and MA respectively as indicated by the solid squares Outlined squares indicate entities of subsuming annotations color coded to match the source ontology Annotations can be associated with common subsuming nodes via UBERON In this example each of the annotated entities can be linked through the UBERON ear black 2009-11 http //dx doi org/10 1371/journal pbio 1000247 Image file from Cite journal Washington N Haendel M Mungall C Ashburner M Westerfield M Lewis S Linking Human Diseases to Animal Models Using Ontology-Based Phenotype Annotation 10 1371/journal pbio 1000247 PLOS Biology 2009 19956802 2774506 Washington N Haendel M Mungall C Ashburner M Westerfield M Lewis S cc-zero Information field Provenance Recitation-bot Synthetic biology Disease models Functional genomics Gene discovery Media from PLOS Biology Uploaded with reCitation Bot Uploaded_with reCitation Bot and needing category review | ||||
