Table 2. Tools and applications using HPO.
Tool | Reference |
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Phenotype-driven differential diagnosis | |
Phenomizer | (70) |
BOQA | (71) |
FACE2GENE | (72) |
Phenolyzer | (73) |
Phenotype-driven exome/genome analysis | |
Exomiser | (35,74) |
PhenIX | (32) |
Phevor | (36) |
PhenoVar | (75) |
eXtasy | (76) |
OMIMExplorer | (77) |
Phen-Gen | (78) |
Geno2MP | (21) |
Genomiser | (79) |
SimReg | (50) |
ontologySimilarity | * |
Functional and network analysis | |
TopGene/ToppFunn | (80) |
WebGestalt | (81) |
SUPERFAMILY | (82) |
GREAT | (83) |
Random walk on heterogeneous network | (84) |
PANDA | (85) |
PREDICT | (86) |
Clinical data management and analysis | |
Phenotips | (15) |
Patient Archive | (2) |
GENESIS (GEM.app) | (87) |
Cross-species phenotype analysis | |
PhenoDigm | (88) |
MouseFinder | (89) |
Monarch | (2,53) |
PhenomeNet | (90) |
UberPheno | (56) |
MORPHIN | (91) |
PhenogramViz | (92) |
Phenotype knowledge resources and databases | |
Orphanet | (3) |
MalaCards | (93) |
NIH genetic testing registry | (94) |
OMIM | (95) |
dcGO | (96) |
ClinVar | (97) |
GeneSetDB | (98) |
MSeqDR | (99) |
DIDA (digenic diseases database) | (100) |
Genetic and Rare Diseases (GARD) Information Center | (101) |
Visualization | |
PhenoStacks | (102) |
PhenoBlocks | (103) |
DECIPHER (phenogram) | (63) |
phenogrid | (2) |
ontologyPlot | * |
*Greene, D., Richardson, S. and Turro, E. OntologyX: a suite of R packages for working with ontological data, under review.