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URL: http://www.informatics.jax.org/vocab/gxd/anatomy/EMAPA:16039
Proper Citation: Mouse Developmental Anatomy Ontology Browser (RRID:SCR_021808)
Description: Browser for mouse developmental anatomy. Ontology of mouse developmental anatomy was originally developed by Jonathan Bard and his colleagues as part of Edinburgh Mouse Atlas Project (EMAP) in order to provide structured controlled vocabulary of stage specific anatomical structures for developing laboratory mouse.
Abbreviations: EMAPA
Synonyms: Mouse Developmental Anatomy Ontology, Mouse Developmental Anatomy Browser
Resource Type: web service, data access protocol, software resource
Keywords: mouse developmental anatomy, mouse developmental ontology, mouse developmental anatomy ontology, structured controlled vocabulary, stage specific anatomical structures, developing laboratory mouse
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