V13 · PHENOTYPE + GENOMICS

From phenotype to the right expertise,
without pretending correlation is diagnosis.

V13 introduces a dedicated phenotype/genomics layer so unresolved cases can be structured around observed abnormalities, family history and research relationships while preserving uncertainty.

Canonical identityProvenanceMultilingualConfidenceFreshness
Phenotype

Observed abnormalities

Represent features such as developmental delay, neuropathy, fatigue, rash or dysmorphism as observations—not diagnoses.

Genes

Gene relationships

Attach gene-disease and phenotype-gene relationships with source and evidence status.

Rare disease

Diagnostic navigation

Use phenotype clusters to identify appropriate specialties, genetics services and research programmes—not to auto-diagnose.

Undiagnosed Intelligence →
Research

Variant/evidence context

Keep research findings and clinically established interpretations distinct.

Evidence Inspector →
Family

Pedigree context

Production architecture can model family-history relationships under appropriate consent and privacy controls.

Interoperability

FHIR-shaped exchange

Design mappings around interoperable clinical resources rather than opaque proprietary blobs.

Interoperability →