Author details

Full Name

Anika Oellrich

Affiliation

King's College London

ORCID

Career Start Year

2010

Papers

H Index

Expertise

CM4AI Collaborator

PMID	Paper Title	Journal Title	Published Year
28507325	Corrigendum: Characterisation of mental health conditions in social media using Informed Deep Learning.	Sci Rep	2017
28507325	Corrigendum: Characterisation of mental health conditions in social media using Informed Deep Learning.	Sci Rep	2017
28365743	Automated PDF highlighting to support faster curation of literature for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.	Database (Oxford)	2017
28327593	Characterisation of mental health conditions in social media using Informed Deep Learning.	Sci Rep	2017
28365743	Automated PDF highlighting to support faster curation of literature for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.	Database (Oxford)	2017
28327593	Characterisation of mental health conditions in social media using Informed Deep Learning.	Sci Rep	2017
26865945	Reporting phenotypes in mouse models when considering body size as a potential confounder.	J Biomed Semantics	2016
26865945	Reporting phenotypes in mouse models when considering body size as a potential confounder.	J Biomed Semantics	2016
26420780	The digital revolution in phenotyping.	Brief Bioinform	2016
27955708	Thematic issue of the Second combined Bio-ontologies and Phenotypes Workshop.	J Biomed Semantics	2016
26420780	The digital revolution in phenotyping.	Brief Bioinform	2016
27955708	Thematic issue of the Second combined Bio-ontologies and Phenotypes Workshop.	J Biomed Semantics	2016
25607983	Generation of silver standard concept annotations from biomedical texts with special relevance to phenotypes.	PLoS One	2015
25774204	An ontology approach to comparative phenomics in plants.	Plant Methods	2015
25901272	Linking gene expression to phenotypes via pathway information.	J Biomed Semantics	2015
25607983	Generation of silver standard concept annotations from biomedical texts with special relevance to phenotypes.	PLoS One	2015
25562316	Finding our way through phenotypes.	PLoS Biol	2015
25725061	Automatic concept recognition using the human phenotype ontology reference and test suite corpora.	Database (Oxford)	2015
26398943	A gene expression resource generated by genome-wide lacZ profiling in the mouse.	Dis Model Mech	2015
26092691	Disease insights through cross-species phenotype comparisons.	Mamm Genome	2015
26507285	PhenoMiner: from text to a database of phenotypes associated with OMIM diseases.	Database (Oxford)	2015
26034558	Concept selection for phenotypes and diseases using learn to rank.	J Biomed Semantics	2015
26682035	Special issue on bio-ontologies and phenotypes.	J Biomed Semantics	2015
26507285	PhenoMiner: from text to a database of phenotypes associated with OMIM diseases.	Database (Oxford)	2015
26398943	A gene expression resource generated by genome-wide lacZ profiling in the mouse.	Dis Model Mech	2015
26682035	Special issue on bio-ontologies and phenotypes.	J Biomed Semantics	2015
26092691	Disease insights through cross-species phenotype comparisons.	Mamm Genome	2015
26034558	Concept selection for phenotypes and diseases using learn to rank.	J Biomed Semantics	2015
25901272	Linking gene expression to phenotypes via pathway information.	J Biomed Semantics	2015
25725061	Automatic concept recognition using the human phenotype ontology reference and test suite corpora.	Database (Oxford)	2015
25774204	An ontology approach to comparative phenomics in plants.	Plant Methods	2015
25562316	Finding our way through phenotypes.	PLoS Biol	2015
24162188	Improved exome prioritization of disease genes through cross-species phenotype comparison.	Genome Res	2014
24162188	Improved exome prioritization of disease genes through cross-species phenotype comparison.	Genome Res	2014
24634472	Linking tissues to phenotypes using gene expression profiles.	Database (Oxford)	2014
24932005	Using association rule mining to determine promising secondary phenotyping hypotheses.	Bioinformatics	2014
25093073	The influence of disease categories on gene candidate predictions from model organism phenotypes.	J Biomed Semantics	2014
25093073	The influence of disease categories on gene candidate predictions from model organism phenotypes.	J Biomed Semantics	2014
24932005	Using association rule mining to determine promising secondary phenotyping hypotheses.	Bioinformatics	2014
24634472	Linking tissues to phenotypes using gene expression profiles.	Database (Oxford)	2014
23660285	PhenoDigm: analyzing curated annotations to associate animal models with human diseases.	Database (Oxford)	2013
24079802	Toward knowledge support for analysis and interpretation of complex traits.	Genome Biol	2013
24155869	Learning to recognize phenotype candidates in the auto-immune literature using SVM re-ranking.	PLoS One	2013
24131519	Automatically transforming pre- to post-composed phenotypes: EQ-lising HPO and MP.	J Biomed Semantics	2013
23660285	PhenoDigm: analyzing curated annotations to associate animal models with human diseases.	Database (Oxford)	2013
24079802	Toward knowledge support for analysis and interpretation of complex traits.	Genome Biol	2013
24131519	Automatically transforming pre- to post-composed phenotypes: EQ-lising HPO and MP.	J Biomed Semantics	2013
24155869	Learning to recognize phenotype candidates in the auto-immune literature using SVM re-ranking.	PLoS One	2013
22174294	Linking PharmGKB to phenotype studies and animal models of disease for drug repurposing.	Pac Symp Biocomput	2012
22719993	Improving disease gene prioritization by comparing the semantic similarity of phenotypes in mice with those of human diseases.	PLoS One	2012

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Michael Gargano

Career Start Year 2019

Number of shared co-authors 18

Marc Hanauer

INSERM

Career Start Year 2017

Number of shared co-authors 16

Milton Pividori

Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania

Career Start Year 2016

Number of shared co-authors 0

Drashtti Vasant

European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI)

Career Start Year 2014

Number of shared co-authors 13

Charles Tapley Hoyt

Harvard Medical School

Career Start Year 2014

Number of shared co-authors 8

Michael Ku Yu

University of California San Diego

Career Start Year 2014

Number of shared co-authors 0

Benjamin M Gyori

Khoury College of Computer Sciences, Northeastern University

Career Start Year 2014

Number of shared co-authors 16

Alfonso E Romero

University of Miami

Career Start Year 2012

Number of shared co-authors 3

Kent Shefchek

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

Career Start Year 2012

Number of shared co-authors 17

Daniel S Himmelstein

University of Pennsylvania

Career Start Year 2010

Number of shared co-authors 3

James Malone

European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI)

Career Start Year 2009

Number of shared co-authors 23

Simon Jupp

European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI)

Career Start Year 2009

Number of shared co-authors 23

Seth Carbon

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Career Start Year 2009

Number of shared co-authors 31

Christopher J O Baker

University of New Brunswick

Career Start Year 2007

Number of shared co-authors 3

Tim Beck

University of Leicester

Career Start Year 2007

Number of shared co-authors 20

L??on-Charles Tranchevent

University of Luxembourg

Career Start Year 2006

Number of shared co-authors 2

Hai Fang

University of Bristol

Career Start Year 2006

Number of shared co-authors 6

Mary E Dolan

National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis, University of Maine

Career Start Year 2004

Number of shared co-authors 12

Morris A Swertz

University of Groningen, University Medical Center Groningen

Career Start Year 2004

Number of shared co-authors 12

Rebecca E Foulger

Queen Mary University of London

Career Start Year 2003

Number of shared co-authors 13

Sean D Mooney

University of Washington

Career Start Year 2001

Number of shared co-authors 9

Andrew I Su

The Scripps Research Institute

Career Start Year 2001

Number of shared co-authors 4

David P Hill

Career Start Year 2000

Number of shared co-authors 14

Laura I Furlong

Hospital del Mar Research Institute (IMIM), Pompeu Fabra University (UPF)

Career Start Year 2000

Number of shared co-authors 3

Robert Stevens

The University of Manchester

Career Start Year 1998

Number of shared co-authors 11

Fabien Campagne

Weill Cornell Medical College

Career Start Year 1998

Number of shared co-authors 1

Lynn M Schriml

University of Maryland School of Medicine, Institute for Genome Sciences

Career Start Year 1998

Number of shared co-authors 29

Lawrence E Hunter

University of Colorado School of Medicine

Career Start Year 1993

Number of shared co-authors 6

Phillip Lord

Newcastle University

Career Start Year 1991

Number of shared co-authors 15

Yves A Lussier

Center for Biomedical Informatics and Biostatistics, University of Arizona

Career Start Year 1971

Number of shared co-authors 4

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Dietrich Rebholz-Schuhmann

University of Cologne

Co-authored papers 13

Damian Smedley

William Harvey Research Institute, Queen Mary University of London

Co-authored papers 11

Robert Hoehndorf

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

Co-authored papers 10

Tudor Groza

Perth Children's Hospital

Co-authored papers 8

Peter N Robinson

William Harvey Research Institute, Queen Mary University of London

Co-authored papers 8

Michel Dumontier

Institute of Data Science, Maastricht University

Co-authored papers 7

Georgios V Gkoutos

Institute of Cancer and Genomic Sciences, University of Birmingham

Co-authored papers 7

Sebastian K??hler

Division of Emergency Medicine University of Calgary Calgary Alberta Canada.

Co-authored papers 6

Suzanna E Lewis

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Co-authored papers 5

Christopher J Mungall

International Society for Biocuration, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, University of Edinburgh, University of Edinburgh School of Biological Sciences

Co-authored papers 5

Melissa A Haendel

American Medical Informatics Association, Oregon Health and Science University, Oregon State University, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Co-authored papers 4

Melissa A Haendel

Co-authored papers 4

Nigam H Shah

Stanford University

Co-authored papers 3

Tim Hubbard

Co-authored papers 3

Nicole L Washington

Renaissance Computing Institute, University of North Carolina

Co-authored papers 3

Paul N Schofield