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A Comparative Analysis of Phenotypes Derived from Genes or Biomedical Literature in COVID-19

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Since the emergence of SARS-CoV-2 in November 2019, there has been an exponential production of literature due to worldwide efforts to understand the interactions between the virus and the human… Click to show full abstract

Since the emergence of SARS-CoV-2 in November 2019, there has been an exponential production of literature due to worldwide efforts to understand the interactions between the virus and the human body. Using an "in-house" developed script we retrieved gene annotations and identified phenotype enrichments. Human Phenotype Ontology terms were retrieved from the literature using the Onassis R package. This produced both disease-gene and disease-phenotype data as well as data for gene-phenotype interactions. Overall, we retrieved 181 human phenotypes that were identified by both approaches. Further in-depth analysis of these relationships could provide further insights in the molecular mechanisms related with the observed phenotypes, answers and hypotheses for key concepts within COVID-19 research.

Keywords: comparative analysis; derived genes; phenotypes derived; analysis phenotypes; analysis; literature

Journal Title: Studies in health technology and informatics
Year Published: 2022

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