Livestock Product Trait (LPT) Ontology
Enhancing the ability to standardize phenotype nomenclature

The Livestock Product Trait (LPT) Ontology is a controlled vocabulary for the description of traits (measurable or observable characteristics) pertaining to products produced by or obtained from the body of an agricultural animal or bird maintained for use and profit.

Consortium:

Iowa State University, with input from the French National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA) and the European Animal Disease Genomics Network of Excellence (EADGENE), has worked to incorporate the Animal Trait Ontology (ATO) with other important characteristics of livestock to develop a Livestock Product Trait (LPT). Development has proceeded in parallel with creation of the Vertebrate Trait (VT) Ontology. Both ontologies are based on morphological, physiological, and developmental traits in vertebrates. This project is aimed at enhancing the ability to standardize phenotype nomenclature across species.

  • Department of Animal Science, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA
  • French National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA)
  • The European Animal Disease Genomics Network of Excellence (EADGENE)

Access the data:
(Version: 4.3 with 484 terms, updated on Dec 21, 2022)
Data release history:
v4.3: Dec 21, 2022
v4.2: Dec 20, 2022
v4.1: Oct 24, 2022
v3.3: Dec 16, 2021
v3.2: Dec 02, 2021
v3.1: Sep 09, 2021
v2.2: Oct 03, 2018
v2.1: Jul 02, 2018
v1.4: May 03, 2017
v1.3: Sep 20, 2016
v1.1: Sep 21, 2015
Utility:
  • Animal QTLdb at Iowa State University search browse
  • Animal CorrDB at Iowa State University search
  • VCmap tool
Publication:
(n/a)
Contacts:
  • James Reecy (jreecyiastate.edu), Cari Park (cariparkiastate.edu), Zhiliang Hu (zhuiastate.edu)
  • Related Links:  ·  ·  VT / CMO / LBO  ·  ·  QTLdb  ·  ·  CorrDB

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