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layout id in_foundry_order contact description twitter facebook domain homepage DO wiki products browsers taxon title review build tracker publications license usages activity_status repository preferredPrefix
ontology_detail
doid
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Lynn Schriml
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An ontology for describing the classification of human diseases organized by etiology.
diseaseontology
disease
id title
doid.owl
Disease Ontology, OWL format. This file contains DO's is_a asserted hierarchy plus equivalent axioms to other OBO Foundry ontologies.
id title
doid.obo
Disease Ontology, OBO format. This file omits the equivalent axioms.
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DO
DO Browser
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NCBITaxon:9606
Homo sapiens
Human Disease Ontology
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Disease Ontology 2015 update: an expanded and updated database of human diseases for linking biomedical knowledge through disease data
user description examples
Alliance of Genome Resources - MGD, RGD, SGD, FlyBase, WormBase, ZFIN use DO
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10,860 DO human Diseases annotated to over 190,000 MOD genes, alleles, disease models and human genes
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The landing page for Coronavirus Infectious Disease
user description examples
MGI disease model annotations use DO
url description
Human genes and mouse homology associated with nail diseases
user description examples
Immune Epitope Database
url description
Search for experimental data on antibody and T cell epitopes associated with human diseases in the DO. To search for DO disease terms, use the Disease search box on the front page.
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DOID

Creating a comprehensive classification of human diseases organized by etiology.

Additional OBO formatted DO files

  • Download DO's asserted is_a OBO file HumanDO.obo. This file is equivalent to doid-non-classified.obo.

  • DO provides an additional OBO file, doid-merged.obo. for the AGR that includes OMIM to DO associations as xrefs plus defined relationships between OMIM susceptibility IDs and DO terms.