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Human Phenotype Ontology

The Jackson Laboratory

HDB-0485

A standardized vocabulary of phenotypic abnormalities and clinical findings in human disease. Maintained by the Monarch Initiative and widely used for clinical annotation, genetic diagnosis, and rare disease research.

Category

Terminology

Access

Open access

Region

Global

License / terms

CC-BY 4.0

Data types

ontology, phenotype-terms

phenotypes rare-disease clinical-terms obo-foundry

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Record HDB-0485 · last verified 2026-08-23 · listed in Terminology & standards

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