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GenomicsYuanlab
Data Access Committee EGAC00001000433
EGAC00001000433 | EGA
GenomicsAutomated system for scoring hematoxylin and eosin-stained ovarian cancer sections by identifying single cells uncovered that stromal cell ratio is a significant predictor for overall survival and progression-free survival.
Concerted efforts in genomic studies have revealed profound insights in prognostic ovarian cancer subtypes. On the other hand, abundant histology slides have been generated to date, yet their uses remain very limited and largely qualitative. Our goal is to develop automated histology analysis as an ...
EGAS00001001694 | EGA
GenomicsMETABRIC
Solid tumors are complex tissues composed of a mixture of cancer and normal cells, which complicates the interpretation of their molecular profiles. Normal cell contamination can dilute cancer cell information and tissue architecture is generally not reflected in molecular assays. To address these c...
EGAS00000000098 | EGA
GenomicsIllumina - samples
Metabric breast cancer samples (Expression raw data)
EGAD00010000268 | EGA
GenomicsAffymetrix - samples
Metabric breast cancer samples (Genotype raw data)
EGAD00010000266 | EGA
GenomicsImages - samples
Metabric breast cancer samples (Images)
EGAD00010000270 | EGA
GenomicsOvCan2
Digital images of ovarian cancer metastases
EGAD00010001099 | EGA
GenomicsSimilarity and diversity of the tumor microenvironment in multiple metastases: critical implications for overall and progression-free survival of high-grade serous ovarian cancer.
The tumor microenvironment is pivotal in influencing cancer progression and metastasis. Different cells co-exist with high spatial diversity within a patient, yet their combinatorial effects are poorly understood. We investigate the similarity of the tumor microenvironment of 192 local metastatic le...
EGAS00001002065 | EGA
GenomicsOvCan1
Digital images of ovarian cancer sections
EGAD00010000881 | EGA
Proteomics,MultiomicsProtrusion vs Cell-body SILAC proteomics
In mesenchymal-like cell migration, cells need to polarise into a protrusive front and a retracting cell body. To understand this process better, we set out to quantify the distribution of cellular proteins between protrusions and cell-body by proteomics, using MDA-MB-231 cells, a highly invasive br...
ORGANISM(S): Homo Sapiens (ncbitaxon:9606) 
2016-03-10 | MSV000079570 | MassIVE
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