BRUCE DATA PORTAL
Welcome to the BRUCE Data Portal
BRUCE - BRain tUmor heterogeneity deCiphEred by high dimensional multiomic analysis.
Multiomic (Protein, RNA, N-glycan) spatial data generated by Bendall and Angelo labs in collaboration with the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy.
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Frequently Asked questions
What is Bruce Data Portal?
The BRUCE Data Portal is an open-access platform designed to share the multi-omic data generated from the BRUCE study, including transcriptomic, proteomic, and N-glycome analyses. The data has been meticulously curated, providing insights into tumor and immune cell composition, glycan expression, and other important spatial and molecular signitures across glioma subtypes. The portal allows researchers, clinicians, and bioinformaticians to interactivly explore tumor microenvironment features alongside clinically annotated metadata, drawing meaningful insights that could inform future research and clinical decision-making.
Can we download the data?
Yes, you can. There are several options available:
- In the “Data Access” tab, you can download the
- Entire feature data calculated for our study. This is a large parquet file and the format is open source, column oriented data file format that is compatible with many different programming platforms.
- Download the raw single cell tables with marker expression values obtained from the MIBI platform
- You can request to download the entire MIBI image library through us or download the images through the IDR platform (link)
How we support our data?
This data portal is hosted and maintained by the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy, which also generously funded this research. The institute ensures that the portal remains accessible for public use.