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STAMPede: A Precision Oncology Catalogue of Solid Tumors
Jessica W. CheniD, Haik KalantarianiD, Christian A. KunderiD, James L. ZehnderiD, Henning StehriD, Helio A. Costa
Abstract
Molecular profiling of tumor specimens is a key contributor in the application of precision medicine toward patient care in oncology. The presence of genetic mutational data may provide insight into the etiology of the cancer and inform about the available therapeutic options for patients diagnosed with various cancer types. However, the ability to centrally organize, structure, and visualize this genetic data can be hindered by the lack of necessary computational infrastructure. Here we present a somatic tumor data visualization portal titled STAMPede that utilizes tumor sequencing data from an in-house solid tumor oncology sequencing panel at Stanford Health Care. STAMPede is intended to provide Stanford healthcare providers and clinical researchers an easy to navigate web-based portal to query and display gene-, variant-, and cancer-level summary statistics.
- organism: human
- assay: whole-exome sequencing
- research focus: variant calling
- research focus: database / resource
- approach: experimental assay
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