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Identify and create a new and public (large-ish) multiassay dataset. #12

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lianos opened this issue Aug 22, 2018 · 4 comments
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lianos commented Aug 22, 2018

We'll need to have this in place to more easily showcase the FacileData API.

Some choices could include:

  • The ROSMAP project. This may be ideal since it has multiple assays. The caveat is that I'm not sure if the data processed (quantitated) data can be made. This has (at least) these following assays of interest:
    • RNA-seq (including microglia specific RNA-seq)
    • miRNA-array
    • metabolomics
    • Sooo awesome!
  • ARCHS4. It's only rnaseq, unfortunately, but can use gene-level and transcript-level quantitation as different assays.
  • A FacileCCLEDataSet, which includes:
    • Gene-level RNA-seq from the cell lines
    • isoform-level RNA-seq?
    • achiles 2.0/ceres scores as another assay
    • "hotspot" mutations for oncogenes (and gross-level tumor suppressor hits) as sample covariets
    • We can also explore how one might define genesets in here based on the recent L1000 uber cmap data ... borrowing ideas from loom's "feature edges" might be worth thinking about (for the future)
  • We can always fall back to doing the TCGA, but am slightly biased against this since the FacileTCGADataSet is floating around ...
  • @phaverty and @VRouilly, any other ideas?
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lianos commented Sep 26, 2018

I guess CCLE is the only option, we can get:

  1. Gene-level expression
  2. Transcript-level expression (where?)
    • I know I've seen this already processed from somewhere, as well.
  3. Gene-level CNV values from MSSM/Harmonizome
  4. Gene-level mutation calls MSSM/Harmonizome
  5. Gene essentiality / achilles

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lianos commented Sep 27, 2018

Thanks, Pete: this should prove very helpful!

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