FaceBase
FaceBase
FaceBase (pronounced: /feɪsbæs/) is a comprehensive database that provides a wealth of information related to craniofacial development and disorders. The term is derived from the English words "face" and "base", indicating its function as a foundational resource for facial research.
Etymology
The term "FaceBase" is a compound word, combining "face", from the Old English 'fæc', meaning front or countenance, and "base", from the Latin 'basis', meaning foundation. It was coined to represent the database's function as a comprehensive resource for facial research.
Function
FaceBase serves as a repository for a wide range of data types, including but not limited to, human and mouse genetic data, clinical data, and imaging data. It is a valuable resource for researchers studying craniofacial development and disorders, providing access to a wealth of information that can aid in the understanding and treatment of these conditions.
Related Terms
- Craniofacial development: The process by which the face and skull form during embryonic development.
- Craniofacial disorders: A group of conditions that affect the structure and appearance of the face and skull.
- Genetic data: Information about the genes of an organism, including variations and mutations.
- Clinical data: Information about patients' medical history, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.
- Imaging data: Visual representations of the interior of the body, often used for medical diagnosis.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on FaceBase
- Wikipedia's article - FaceBase
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