Visualizing the phenotype diversity: a case study of Alexander disease.

Q2 Agricultural and Biological Sciences Genomics and Informatics Pub Date : 2021-09-01 Epub Date: 2021-09-30 DOI:10.5808/gi.21016
Eisuke Dohi, Ali Haider Bangash
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Since only a small number of patients have a rare disease, it is difficult to identify all of the features of these diseases. This is especially true for patients uncommonly presenting with rare diseases. It can also be difficult for the patient, their families, and even clinicians to know which one of a number of disease phenotypes the patient is exhibiting. To address this issue, during Biomedical Linked Annotation Hackathon 7 (BLAH7), we tried to extract Alexander disease patient data in Portable Document Format. We then visualized the phenotypic diversity of those Alexander disease patients with uncommon presentations. This led to us identifying several issues that we need to overcome in our future work.

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表型多样性可视化:以亚历山大病为例。
由于只有少数患者患有罕见疾病,因此很难确定这些疾病的所有特征。对于罕见疾病的患者尤其如此。对于患者、他们的家人,甚至临床医生来说,要知道患者表现出的是多种疾病表型中的哪一种也很困难。为了解决这个问题,在生物医学链接注释黑客马拉松7 (BLAH7)期间,我们尝试以便携式文档格式提取亚历山大病患者数据。然后,我们可视化的表型多样性,这些亚历山大病患者不常见的表现。这使我们确定了在未来工作中需要克服的几个问题。
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Genomics and Informatics
Genomics and Informatics Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
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