cgdsr-getGeneticProfiles: Get available genetic data profiles for a specific cancer...

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References See Also Examples

Description

Queries the CGDS API and returns the available genetic profiles, e.g. mutation or copy number profiles, stored about a specific cancer study.

Usage

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## S3 method for class 'CGDS'
getGeneticProfiles(x,cancerStudy,...)

Arguments

x

A CGDS object (required)

cancerStudy

cancer study ID (required)

...

Not used.

Value

A data.frame with six columns:

  1. genetic_profile_id: a unique ID used to identify the genetic profile ID in subsequent interface calls. This is a human readable ID. For example, "gbm_tcga_mutations" identifies the TCGA GBM mutation genetic profile.

  2. genetic_profile_name: short profile name.

  3. genetic_profile_description: short profile description.

  4. cancer_study_id: cancer study ID tied to this genetic profile. Will match the input cancer_study_id.

  5. genetic_alteration_type: indicates the profile type. Will be one of: MUTATION, MUTATION_EXTENDED, COPY_NUMBER_ALTERATION, MRNA_EXPRESSION.

  6. show_profile_in_analysis_tab: a boolean flag used for internal purposes (you can safely ignore it).

Author(s)

<jacobsen@cbio.mskcc.org>

References

cBio Cancer Genomics Portal: http://www.cbioportal.org/

See Also

cgdsr,CGDS,getCancerStudies,getCaseLists,getProfileData

Examples

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# Create CGDS object
mycgds = CGDS("http://www.cbioportal.org/")

# Get list of cancer studys at server
getCancerStudies(mycgds)

# Get available case lists (collection of samples) for a given cancer study  
mycancerstudy = getCancerStudies(mycgds)[2,1]
mycaselist = getCaseLists(mycgds,mycancerstudy)[1,1]

# Get available genetic profiles
mygeneticprofile = getGeneticProfiles(mycgds,mycancerstudy)[1,1]

# Get data slices for a specified list of genes, genetic profile and case list
getProfileData(mycgds,c('BRCA1','BRCA2'),mygeneticprofile,mycaselist)

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