The second type of main summary tables are DISEASE/ PHENOTYPE-to-Gene lists. Disease/Phenotype gene summaries are essentially transposed versions of the GENE-to-Disease/Phenotype summaries (Tables S1 & S2) that allow different types of comparisons. These are non-redundant lists of phenotype keywords, MeSH disease terms in the case of human and Mammalian Phenotype Terms (MP) in the case of mouse, followed by the genes associated or annotated to those disease phenotype keywords. Table 7 shows examples of selected human disease phenotypes in each row positively associated with specific human genes for 8 major MeSH disease classes including cardiovascular, digestive system diseases, diseases of environmental origin, immune system diseases, mental disorders, nervous system diseases, nutritional and metabolic diseases, and eye diseases. Each Mesh phenotype term is followed by the number of times that a specific disease term has been positively associated with a particular gene in each row, in decreasing order. Table 7 is a small representative set, truncated in the number of disease phenotypes (rows) and the number of genes (columns). The complete list of 1,318 MeSH disease phenotype terms with additional information can be found in Table S4a[ 37] . An interactive version of the complete list can be found in Table S4b [38].