BMC CancerBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article
OMCD: OncoMir Cancer Database
Aaron L. SarveriD, Anne E. SarveriD, Ce YuaniD, Subbaya SubramanianiD
Abstract
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are crucially important in the development of cancer. Their dysregulation, commonly observed in various types of cancer, is largely cancer-dependent. Thus, to understand the tumor biology and to develop accurate and sensitive biomarkers, we need to understand pan-cancer miRNA expression. At the University of Minnesota, we developed the OncoMir Cancer Database (OMCD), hosted on a web server, which allows easy and systematic comparative genomic analyses of miRNA sequencing data derived from more than 9,500 cancer patients tissue samples available in the Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA). OMCD includes associated clinical information and is searchable by organ-specific terms common to the TCGA. Freely available to all users (www.oncomir.umn.edu/omcd/), OMCD enables (1) simple visualization of TCGA miRNA sequencing data, (2) statistical analysis of differentially expressed miRNAs for each cancer type, and (3) exploration of miRNA clusters across cancer types.\n\nDatabase URLwww.oncomir.umn.edu/omcd
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