Table 1

Statistics of the individual developmental eVOC ontologies, representing the alignment between human and mouse stages
Theiler stage
 Mouse terms
 External reference
 Carnegie stage
 Human terms
 External reference
1
 6
 4
 1
 5
 4
2
 5
 3
 2
 5
 4
3
 6
 4


4
 12
 9
 3
 13
 11
5
 9
 6


6
 10
 7
 4
 10
 8
7
 11
 9


8
 12
 10
 5a
 10
 8



5b
 11
 10



5c
 9
 8
9
 14
 14
 6a
 14
 16



6b
 19
 18
10
 14
 18
 7
 20
 17
11
 32
 29
 8
 22
 19
12
 56
 63
 9
 52
 54
13
 55
 64
 10
 60
 80
14
 67
 85
 11
 72
 92
15
 80
 109
 12
 80
 98
16
 93
 128
 13
 103
 131
17
 103
 137
 14
 122
 149
18
 116
 155
 15
 131
 165
19
 134
 173
 16
 155
 178
20
 157
 171
 17
 170
 184
21
 193
 239
 18
 188
 223



19
 199
 237
22
 209
 299
 20
 200
 237
23
 216
 303


24
 226
 316


25
 234
 339


26
 238
 348


27
 266
 0


28
 266
 246
 Adult
 512
Total
 2,840
 3,288
2,049
 1,951

The first three columns display the individual mouse ontologies, the number of terms in each ontology, and the number of external references of each. The last three columns display the individual human ontologies, the number of terms, and the number of external references of each. The external references refer to the EMAP and MA ontologies for mouse, and to HUMAT for human. The alignment of the rows between the mouse and human ontologies represents the alignment of the Theiler and Carnegie stages of development based on morphological similarities. For example, the Theiler Stage 4 ontology contains 12 terms and has 9 mappings to the EMAP ontology. Mouse Theiler Stage 4 is equivalent to human Carnegie Stage 3. The Carnegie Stage 3 ontology contains 13 terms and has 11 mappings to terms from the HUMAT ontology.

Kruger et al. Genome Biology 2007 8:R229   doi:10.1186/gb-2007-8-10-r229

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