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Additional Notes
All the mapping files are available in the repository folder: `pipeline/convert_step2/mapping`
The mapping files used for converting TCGA are:
DOID:
- `tcga_doid_mapping.csv`
TCGA Projects were mapped to DOID parent terms using the following table (generated from previous Biomuta mapping):
DO_slim_id | DO_slim_name | TCGA_project |
---|---|---|
DOID:5041 | esophageal cancer | TCGA-ESCA |
DOID:2531 | hematologic cancer | TCGA-DLBC |
DOID:9256 | colorectal cancer | TCGA-READ |
DOID:1319 | brain cancer | TCGA-GBM |
DOID:1319 | brain cancer | TCGA-LGG |
DOID:1781 | thyroid cancer | TCGA-THCA |
DOID:11054 | urinary bladder cancer | TCGA-BLCA |
DOID:363 | uterine cancer | TCGA-UCEC |
DOID:169 | neuroendocrine tumor | TCGA-PCPG |
DOID:4362 | cervical cancer | TCGA-CESC |
DOID:363 | uterine cancer | TCGA-UCS |
DOID:3277 | thymus cancer | TCGA-THYM |
DOID:3571 | liver cancer | TCGA-LIHC |
DOID:11934 | head and neck cancer | TCGA-HNSC |
DOID:2174 | ocular cancer | TCGA-UVM |
DOID:4159 | skin cancer | TCGA-SKCM |
DOID:9256 | colorectal cancer | TCGA-COAD |
DOID:3953 | adrenal gland cancer | TCGA-ACC |
DOID:1793 | pancreatic cancer | TCGA-PAAD |
DOID:2994 | germ cell cancer | TCGA-TGCT |
DOID:1324 | lung cancer | TCGA-LUSC |
DOID:1790 | malignant mesothelioma | TCGA-MESO |
DOID:2394 | ovarian cancer | TCGA-OV |
DOID:1115 | sarcoma | TCGA-SARC |
DOID:263 | kidney cancer | TCGA-KIRP |
DOID:263 | kidney cancer | TCGA-KICH |
DOID:10534 | stomach cancer | TCGA-STAD |
DOID:2531 | hematologic cancer | TCGA-LAML |
DOID:10283 | prostate cancer | TCGA-PRAD |
DOID:1324 | lung cancer | TCGA-LUAD |
DOID:1612 | breast cancer | TCGA-BRCA |
DOID:263 | kidney cancer | TCGA-KIRC |
DOID:263 | kidney cancer | TCGA-KICH |
Uniprot Accession:
- `human_protein_transcriptlocus.csv`
Peptide ID (starts with ENSP) was mapped to uniprot isoform accession.
- Mapping was NOT performed to uniprot canonical accession as this resulted in an issue with the final dataset in which a mutation for the same canonical accession would be listed with different amino acid changes.*