Glioma-BioDP: Database for Visualization of Molecular Profiles to Improve Prognosis of Brain Cancer
Shankavaram, U.; Das, S.; Deng, X.; Kaur, H.; Wilson, E.; Camphausen, K.
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Cancer researchers often seek user-friendly interactive tools for validation, exploration, analysis, and visualization of molecular profiles in cancer patient samples. To aid researchers working on both low-and high-grade gliomas, we developed Glioma-BioDP, a web tool for exploration and visualization of RNA and protein expression profiles of interest in these tumor types. Glioma-BioDP is an extended version of our earlier published tool GBM-BioDP. In this version we have included expression data from both the low-and high-grade glioma patient samples from The Cancer Genome Atlas and enabled querying by mRNA, microRNA, and protein level expression data from Illumina HiSeq and RPPA platforms respectively. Glioma-BioDP enables users to explore the association of genes, proteins, and miRNA expression with molecular and/or histological subtypes of gliomas, surgical resection status and survival. The prognostic significance and visualization of the selected expression profiles can be explored using interactive utilities provided. This tool also enables potential validation and generation of new hypotheses of novel therapies impacting gliomas that aid in personalization of treatment for optimum outcomes. AvailabilityGlioma-BioDP web tool with user manual is available from: https://glioma-biodp.nci.nih.gov Contact: uma@mail.nih.gov
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