ONLINE MENDELIAN INHERITANCE IN ANIMALS (OMIA)

compiled by F.W. Nicholas
Reprogen, Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia. email: frankn@vetsci.usyd.edu.au

 

Latest update: 16th October 2003

SEARCH THE ENTIRE DATABASE

 

SUMMARY OF DATABASE CONTENTS FOR MAJOR SPECIES                                             

 

 

Cat

Cattle

Chicken

Dog

Emu

Fox

Goat

Horse

Pig

Quail

Rabbit

Sheep

Turkey

TOTAL

Disorders/traits

263

357

174

451

4

5

66

184

203

34

48

179

28

1996

Single-locus disorders/traits

38

56

63

100

2

3

8

26

33

19

12

59

8

427

Disorders/traits for which the causative mutation has been identified at the DNA level

7

27

11

38

1

2

5

9

11

2

3

9

1

 126

Potential animal models for a human disorder

123

117

34

207

2

3

24

86

65

9

27

62

3

762

 

List of all 206 species in the database      Genetic map references (by species)            

Examples of how to format search queries for items on these lists are available here.
 Disorders/traits with a known gene/peptide    Inborn errors of metabolism    Lysosomal storage diseases    Inherited bleeding disorders    

Congenital heart diseases    Dwarfism

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Enter your query into the input boxes below. Terms in boxes are joined by AND or OR. You may narrow your search by Field Restrictions. 

Additional help is available here.

Field Restrictions : (Applies to query lines where "Field Restriction" is checked) 

 Titles + Species [TI]          Across-species synonyms [PHSY]
 MIM number [MIM]               Across-species summary [PHSU]
 Species synonyms [SPSY]        Species summary [SPSU]
 History [HIS]                  Clinical summary [CLIN]
 Pathology summary [PATH]       Prevalence [PREV]
 Inheritance [INH]              Molecular genetics [MOL]
 Mapping summary [MAP]          Genotype test [GEN]
 Control [CON]                  References [RF]

Field Restriction AND OR
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Field Restriction AND OR
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* Special Thanks to Dennis Benson and Randy Huntzinger, The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), for their information on birx (batch irx) and querying scripts.

Thanks to Jan Graham for her substantial contribution in the early days. Thanks also to Steve Brown and Paul Le Tissier for all their input during the years in which they were involved. Steve's software is still in regular use. Thanks also to Yizhou Chen for recent contributions.

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