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To achieve the objective of Use Case 1, a retrospective study has been performed with data from 5 EU cohorts in different health care settings (hospital, primary care, nursing homes) and health research organizations:

  1. UNIGE: provides anonymized health care data from the EHR of the University Hospitals of Geneva.
  2. SAS: provides health care data from the EHR of the Virgen del Rocío University Hospital in Seville as part of the Andalusian Health Service.
  3. UCSC: provides health ...

Submitter: Matthias Löbe

Investigation: FAIR4Health Pathfinder Case Studies

Resources: Clinical Dataset

Study type: Secondary data analysis

In this study we used the Core Ontology of Phenotypes as general phenotypic model to represent phenotype knowledge. The phenotypes are modelled in so called Phenotype Specification Ontologies.

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Submitter: Katrin Horn

Investigation: OMICS Investigations

Resources: Gene Expression data, LIFE-Adult EPIC data

Study type: Not specified

Summary statistics of Meta-GWAS results will be made available upon acceptance of our manuscript.

Submitter: Janne Pott

Investigation: OMICS Investigations

Resources: Summary Statistics

Study type: Genetic study

In our manuscript, we describe current procedures, tools, and results to create, compare and qualitatively assess the single-cell transcriptomes of the lung in three different species; human (Homo sapiens), hamster (Mesocricetus auratus), and mice (Mus musculus). We make the analysis reproducible by publishing the R-based workflow on GitHub pulmonologists_interspecies_scRNA. Here in the LHA, we provide the required scRNA-Seq ...

Submitter: Holger Kirsten

Investigation: OMICS Investigations

Resources: scRNA-Seq expression data as RDS Seurat file

Study type: Cell study

Genome-wide Association Meta-Analyses of four steroid hormones (progesterone, 17-OH-progesterone, androstenedione, and aldosterone) and the ratio of testosterone to estradiol. Summary statistics of GWAMA results will be made available upon acceptance of our manuscript.

Submitter: Janne Pott

Investigation: OMICS Investigations

Resources: No Resources

Study type: Genetic study

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