Zebrafish Phenotype Ontology
3752 terms(s) returned
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- A axonemal microtubule
- A band
- A band cardiac muscle cell disorganized, abnormal
- A band cardiac muscle cell structure, abnormal
- A band cardiac muscle normal width, abnormal
- A band interhyoideus absent, abnormal
- A band muscle increased size, abnormal
- A band skeletal muscle cell disorganized, abnormal
- A band skeletal muscle cell structure, abnormal
- A band skeletal muscle disorganized, abnormal
- A band somite morphology, abnormal
- ADP
- ADP brain decreased amount, abnormal
- ADP catabolic process
- ADP metabolic process
- ADP whole organism decreased amount, abnormal
- ADP whole organism increased amount, abnormal
- ADP(2-)
- ADP(3-)
- ADP-D-ribose
- ADP-D-ribose whole organism normal amount, abnormal
- ADP-D-ribose(2-)
- ADP-sugar
- AMP binding
- AMP-activated protein kinase activity
- AMP-activated protein kinase activity increased process quality, abnormal
- AMPA glutamate receptor activity
- AMPA glutamate receptor clustering
- AMPA glutamate receptor complex
- AMPA selective glutamate receptor signaling pathway
- ATP
- ATP biosynthetic process
- ATP biosynthetic process decreased efficacy, abnormal
- ATP biosynthetic process decreased process quality, abnormal
- ATP biosynthetic process disrupted, abnormal
- ATP biosynthetic process process quality, abnormal
- ATP brain increased amount, abnormal
- ATP caudal fin decreased amount, abnormal
- ATP cell decreased amount, abnormal
- ATP heart decreased amount, abnormal
- ATP hydrolysis activity
- ATP hydrolysis activity decreased occurrence, abnormal
- ATP hydrolysis activity increased occurrence, abnormal
- ATP metabolic process
- ATP metabolic process increased process quality, abnormal
- ATP metabolic process process quality, abnormal
- ATP skeletal muscle decreased amount, abnormal
- ATP synthesis coupled electron transport
- ATP whole organism decreased amount, abnormal
- ATP whole organism increased amount, abnormal
