Ontology for Biomarkers of Clinical Interest
The Ontology for Biomarkers of Clinical Interest (OBCI) formally defines biomarkers for diseases, phenotypes, and effects.
README
Ontology for Biomarkers of Clinical Interest (OBCI) OWL formatted ontology can be viewed here. To contribute to OBCI, please review the information in the instructions for contributions.
- Repository
- github.com/clinical-biomarkers/obci
Source attribution
- Bioregistry — obci
- GitHub — github.com/clinical-biomarkers/obci
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