Comparative

About this build

The site shows build 2026-11-natural, made by version 2026.11.12.0301 of the pipeline. It has been shown since 12 November 2026.

Comparative counts only naturally occurring disease. Species entries OMIA marks as genetically engineered only are shown on each disease group's page, but their genes are not counted, in the chain, the counts or the score. Builds before 12 November 2026 counted them.

The sources it was built from

Source Release Downloaded on Files
Ensembl 116 11 November 2026 51
Mondo 2026-11-03 11 November 2026 1
NCBI Taxonomy 2026-11-01 11 November 2026 1
OMIA 2026-11-11 11 November 2026 2
Open Targets 26.09 11 November 2026 33

Its natural-model scores were computed with version 3 of the score's weights. How the score works.

The same information, as JSON: /api/v1/build.

Credits

The animal disease data comes from OMIA, Online Mendelian Inheritance in Animals, used with the permission of its curators. Please cite OMIA as:

Nicholas, F.W., Tammen, I., & Sydney Informatics Hub. (1995). Online Mendelian Inheritance in Animals (OMIA) [dataset]. https://omia.org/; https://doi.org/10.25910/2AMR-PV70. The data were made available by software support from the Sydney Informatics Hub, funded from the Ronald Bruce Anstee bequest to the Sydney School of Veterinary Science for the Anstee Hub for Inherited Diseases in Animals (AHIDA)

The other sources, and the terms each is used under:

Source What it provides Terms
Mondo Human disease terms CC BY 4.0
Ensembl Human genes, and the orthologs between species Free to use without restriction
Open Targets Target and disease evidence, and the drug data from ChEMBL CC0
ChEMBL Drugs, the genes they act on, and the diseases they have been tested for CC BY-SA 3.0. Data derived from ChEMBL is shared on the same terms.
NCBI Taxonomy The name of each species Free to use without restriction

The drug data shown on this site is ChEMBL's, and is shared under the same licence, CC BY-SA 3.0.

OMIM numbers are used only to join records. No OMIM text is stored or shown.