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The Infectious Disease Ontology in the age of COVID-19.
J Biomed Semantics
23
2021
CONCLUSIONS, COVID-19, Coronavirus, IDO, IDO Core, IDO Virus, Infectious Disease, VIDO, infectious disease, infectious diseases, ontology modules, pathogen, viral infectious disease
Author NameAffiliation
Lindsay G CowellNational Center for Ontological Research, University at Buffalo
Lindsay G CowellUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Barry SmithNational Center for Ontological Research, University at Buffalo
Barry SmithUniversity at Buffalo
Barry SmithNational Center for Ontological Research, University at Buffalo
Barry SmithUniversity at Buffalo
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Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink
Disease OntologyOntology for a variety of human diseasesLink