Phenotype Terms
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| + | ======= Phenotype Terms ======= | ||
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| + | ^ Term ^ Description ^ Ontology ID ^ | ||
| + | ^ viability | The proportion of cells in a sample that are viable, i.e. able to form colonies. Often measured by spotting aliquots of a dilution series on a plate.| APO:0000111| | ||
| + | ^ resistance to chemicals | The level of resistance to exposure to chemicals.|APO:0000087| | ||
| + | ^ toxin resistance | The level of resistance to toxins, poisonous compounds that are produced by cells or organisms. |APO:0000215| | ||
| + | ^ protein/peptide accumulation | Abundance of a specified peptide/protein; production to a certain level. |APO:0000149| | ||
| + | ^ protein transport | Delivery of proteins to specific locations. |APO:0000129| | ||
| + | ^ cell cycle progression | Progression of cells through the mitotic cell cycle. |APO:0000253| | ||
| + | ^ increased nuclear body size phenotype | A phenotype observation where the nuclear body size is relatively high.|CMPO:0000126| | ||
| + | ^ regulation of signal transduction phenotype | A phenotype observation of a process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of signal transduction. |CMPO:0000040| | ||
| + | ^ resistance to virus | The level of resistance to exposure to a virus. |n/a| | ||
| + | ^ tumorigenicity | Propensity of cells to give rise to tumors. |n/a| | ||
| + | ^ unknown | Phenotype not specified. |n/a| | ||
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