CTD contains direct and inferred gene–disease relationships. Direct gene–disease relationships are curated from the published literature by CTD curators or are derived from the OMIM database using the mim2gene file from the NCBI Gene database.

Inferred relationships are established via CTD-curated chemical–gene interactions (e.g., gene A is associated with disease B because gene A has a curated interaction with chemical C, and chemical C has a direct relationship with disease B).

The following data is presented for this disease:

• The gene symbol.
• The disease (either the subject of this detail page or one of its descendants) associated with each gene.
• Direct evidence for the gene–disease relationship (M marker/mechanism and/or T therapeutic)
• The interacting chemicals from curated chemical–gene interactions via which the relationship is inferred.
• icon linking to the source reference(s) for the relationship.

You may sort these data by clicking on the column headings.

You may save these data into a comma-separated values (CSV) file, XML file or tab-separated values (TSV) file by clicking on the corresponding links at the bottom of the table. CSV and TSV files may be opened using Microsoft Excel.