HRD: an integrated multi-omics resource for human reproduction and development.

HRD consolidates 814 multi-omics records and clinical data into a unified resource for human reproduction and development research.

• Why it matters: Dispersed data across repositories hinder systematic analysis and reuse of information related to human reproductive and developmental processes, limiting scientific progress.
• What they did: The team developed HRD version 1.0, integrating transcriptomic, epigenomic, metabolomic, proteomic, clinical trial, exposure-outcome, and genetic association data, with tools for filtering, visualization, and analysis.
• The result: HRD enables researchers to retrieve, compare, and explore reproductive and developmental data efficiently, facilitating comprehensive insights through interactive visualizations and integrated workflows.