DisGeNET has just announced their latest RDF release, including:

• More GDAs comprising 17 000 genes and more than 14 000 diseases as linked data in the Semantic Web
• New disease-phenotype annotation data from the Human Phenotype Ontology
• New linksets
• A new full metadata description of the dataset compliant with the W3C HCLS and the Open PHACTS specifications 
• New types of searches

For more information see the release notes and DisGeNET’s RDF website.

The DisGeNET-RDF distribution for Open PHACTS, with OMIM dataset included, will be available at the end of September.