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Pediatric Wilms' Tumor (TARGET, 2018)

cBioPortal DataHub · study wt_target_2018_pub · www.cbioportal.org/study/summary?id=wt_target_2018_pub

Study metadataOpen database (ODbL)NCI TARGETApproximately 1 min read

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1. Summary2. Study description3. Citation & PubMed4. Source & licence

Summary

Pediatric Wilms' Tumor (TARGET, 2018) is a study catalogued by cBioPortal DataHub under the cancer-type code wt. EvidenceHelix groups it with kidney and bladder studies.

This page is catalog metadata only: what the study is called and where to find it. It does not report findings, mutation frequencies or patient numbers, and it is not clinical guidance.

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Study description

Whole-exome sequencing of 657 Wilms' tumor samples. Comprehensive profiling of 657 Wilms' Tumor samples. TARGET data is intended exclusively for biomedical research using pediatric data (i.e., the research objectives cannot be accomplished using data from adults) that focus on the development of more effective treatments, diagnostic tests, or prognostic markers for childhood cancers. Moreover, TARGET data can be used for research relevant to the biology, causes, treatment and late complications of treatment of pediatric cancers, but is not intended for the sole purposes of methods and/or tool development (please see Using TARGET Data (https://ocg.cancer.gov/programs/target/using-target-data) section of the OCG website). If you are interested in using TARGET data for publication or other research purposes, you must follow the TARGET Publication Guidelines (https://ocg.cancer.gov/programs/target/target-publication-guidelines).

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Citation & PubMed

The source lists no citation or PubMed id for this study.

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
wt_target_2018_pub
Short name
WT (TARGET, 2018)
Source cancer-type code
wt
Reference genome
not given
Source access groups
NCI-TARGET;PUBLIC
Original study
View on cBioPortal
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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Study ID
wt_target_2018_pub
Cancer family
Kidney and bladder
Collection
NCI TARGET
Source code
wt
PubMed links
0

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