The Metastatic Breast Cancer Project (Archived, 2020)

Summary

The Metastatic Breast Cancer Project (Archived, 2020) is a study catalogued by cBioPortal DataHub under the cancer-type code brca. EvidenceHelix groups it with breast studies.

Study description

The Metastatic Breast Cancer Project (www.mbcproject.org) is an ongoing patient-driven initiative. This dataset release is derived from 237 samples, including both primary and/or metastatic tumor specimens (FFPE) from 180 patients who developed metastatic breast cancer. 237 samples have undergone whole-exome sequencing (along with matched germline whole-exome sequencing) and 146 of those samples have also undergone RNA-sequencing. This study includes genomic data, patient-reported data (prepended as PRD), medical record data (MedR), and pathology report data (PATH). All annotations have been de-identified. As these data were generated in a research laboratory, not a clinical laboratory, they are for research purposes only and cannot be used to inform clinical decision-making. For questions about these data, including how to cite, please visit www.mbcproject.org/data-release or direct questions to data@mbcproject.org.

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Citation & PubMed

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Source & licence

Metadata from cBioPortal DataHub at e1b75cd25b, available under the ODC Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0. See the Source metadata tab for every field.

Source metadata

Study identifier

brca_mbcproject_wagle_2017

Short name

The MBC Project

Source cancer-type code

brca

Reference genome

not given

Source access groups

not given

Original study

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Metadata file

meta_study.txt at e1b75cd25b

Database licence

ODC Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0

Study-level metadata only (title, description, cancer-type code, citation, PubMed ids). No patient, sample, mutation or clinical data, and no publication full text, is included. Individual studies may carry their own terms; follow each study's source links before reusing its data.

Citations

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