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The DevTox Project harmonizes the nomenclature used to describe developmental anomalies in laboratory animals, assists in the visual recognition of developmental anomalies with the aid of photographs, and provides a historical control database of developmental effects in laboratory animals.

Organism supplier which collects Drosophila stocks from laboratories all over the world, maintains them, and provides them to researchers upon request. [from RRID]

DiabetesOmic is a multi-omics database designed to collect and analyze transcriptional regulatory information across five high-throughput sequencing modalities, including ChIP-seq, RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, scATAC-seq, and scRNA-seq. This database's identifiers each represent a single sample. It contains clinical complication annotations including diabetic nephropathy, retinopathy, and atherosclerosis to enhance translational relevance. It enables the identification of disease-associated regulatory elements, epigenetic modifications, and cell type-specific molecular signatures, providing valuable insights into the molecular mechanisms of diabetes and its complications.

A resource for Dictyostelid discoideum (a soil-dwelling amoeba) genomics

Legacy disease classes that later became MONDO

The Diseases Database is a cross-referenced index of human disease, medications, symptoms, signs, abnormal investigation findings etc. This site provides a medical textbook-like index and search portal covering areas including: internal medical disorders, symptoms and signs, congenital and inherited disorders, infectious diseases and organisms, drugs and medications, common haematology and biochemistry investigation abnormalities.

A vector, derived from a specific gene, that can be purchased from DNASU

A specific vector technology

Assigns persistent identifiers to multidisciplinary research outputs with focus on research originating in Africa, such as in cultural heritage and indigenous knowledge.

A user in DockerHub

The DOME registry is a curated set of papers related to machine learning methods in biology, each with its own unique DOME identifier.