TCGA
The Cancer Genome Atlas, a large publicly available cancer genomics dataset led by the National Institutes of Health. It covers multi-dimensional molecular data—including gene expression, mutations, and copy number variations—from more than ten thousand patients across 33 cancer types, serving as a foundational resource for pan-cancer research.
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TCGA (The Cancer Genome Atlas) is a large publicly available dataset led by the National Institutes of Health, covering multi-omics data including gene expression, mutations, and copy number variations for 33 cancer types and over 10,000 patients.
The RNA-seq gene expression matrix from TCGA typically has dimensions of more than 20,000 genes.
The application of artificial intelligence in protein structure prediction, target screening, and clinical trial design is compressing the drug development cycle.
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The application of artificial intelligence in protein structure prediction, target screening, and clinical trial design is compressing the drug development cycle.
65%UnverifiedTCGA (The Cancer Genome Atlas) is a large publicly available dataset led by the National Institutes of Health, covering multi-omics data including gene expression, mutations, and copy number variations for 33 cancer types and over 10,000 patients.
50%UnverifiedThe RNA-seq gene expression matrix from TCGA typically has dimensions of more than 20,000 genes.
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