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Hi all - please take at running the frontend: https://github.com/cBioPortal/cbioportal-frontend. Feel free to reach out on slack for further questions
Hi all - please take at running the frontend: https://github.com/cBioPortal/cbioportal-frontend. Feel free to reach out on slack for further questions
I can't get invitation for slack. Can you sent me? email - khanalgaurab98@gmail.com
@gaurab-khanal it looks like you're already part of the workspace. Are you able to log in on https://cbioportal-public.slack.com?
@gaurab-khanal it looks like you're already part of the workspace. Are you able to log in on https://cbioportal-public.slack.com?
Yes I did.
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hi @inodb how can i be part of the slack portal?
@seifbhxc65 you can sign up at slack.cbioportal.org
Background:
cBioPortal: cBioPortal is an open-source platform for cancer genomics data analysis and visualization. It provides a centralized resource for exploring and analyzing large-scale cancer genomic data sets, including genomic alterations, gene expression, and clinical information. The platform integrates data from multiple sources, including The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) and the International Cancer Genome Consortium (ICGC), and makes it available through a web interface for researchers, clinicians, and the general public. Please refer to the cBioPortal home page for an overview.
OncoPrint: The OncoPrint is a heatmap-like chart that shows what genomic alterations are present in a cohort. It is one of the most popular visualizations in cBioPortal.
In the figure above the OncoPrint shows one column per patient and one row for each gene (KRAS/NRAS/BRAF). Each glyph shows you what type of alteration is happening in that specific patient's tumor. The example here shows a cohort of colorectal cancer patients and it is noticeable that the mutations are mutually exclusive across the KRAS, NRAS and BRAF genes. You can interactively explore this example here.
Project: OncoPrints currently support the visual separation of groups, as defined by clinical data elements in annotation tracks (via the "Show gaps" option in the Annotation track menu), see this example: https://bit.ly/3IaS8YZ
A missing feature is to indicate the alteration frequencies of the individual groups, like in this example from Chatila et al.:
Goal: Show alteration frequencies per group
Approach: We could add a new menu item in the settings menu for the track, e.g.: "Show alteration frequencies of each group"
Need skills:
Possible mentors: @inodb @gblaih @alisman