Zebrafish Phenotype Ontology
7675 terms(s) returned
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- polyunsaturated fatty acid whole organism increased amount, abnormal
- pons development
- poorly differentiated
- poorly ossified
- population growth rate
- population process quality
- population quality
- pore
- pore complex
- pore complex assembly
- pore complex epidermis absent, abnormal
- pore complex epidermis decreased amount, abnormal
- pore complex hypophyseal capillary normal diameter, abnormal
- pore quality, abnormal
- porosity
- porous
- porphyrin
- porphyrin bone tissue increased amount, abnormal
- porphyrin-containing compound biosynthetic process
- porphyrin-containing compound metabolic process
- porphyrin-containing compound metabolic process disrupted, abnormal
- porphyrins
- portion of connective tissue
- portion of connective tissue accumulation liver, abnormal
- portion of connective tissue decreased amount, abnormal
- portion of connective tissue heart increased amount, abnormal
- portion of connective tissue quality, abnormal
- portion of organism substance
- portion of organism substance Kupffer's vesicle circling direction, abnormal
- portion of organism substance Kupffer's vesicle decreased fluid flow, abnormal
- portion of organism substance quality, abnormal
- portion of tissue
- portion of tissue atrium decreased thickness, abnormal
- portion of tissue broken, abnormal
- portion of tissue cardiac ventricle increased thickness, abnormal
- portion of tissue necrotic, abnormal
- portion of tissue pectoral fin bud poorly differentiated, abnormal
- portion of tissue quality, abnormal
- position
- position originates from
- positional polarity
- positive T cell selection
- positive chemotaxis
- positive energy taxis
- positive phototaxis
- positive phototaxis decreased frequency, abnormal
- positive phototaxis decreased occurrence, abnormal
- positive phototaxis movement behavioral quality, abnormal
- positive regulation by host of viral process
- positive regulation by symbiont of entry into host
