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ZebraSeek integrates complementary facial and clinical evidence for rare disease prioritization
Rare diseases can remain undiagnosed for years because individual disorders are uncom- mon and clinically heterogeneous, while relevant clues are distributed across structured phenotypes, facial appearance, prior cases and disease knowledge. Computational tools can use Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO)
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