REBC Data Set
About REBC
REBC studies comprehensive genomic characterization of radiation-related papillary thyroid cancer in the Ukraine after the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plan accident. This accident released radioactive contaminants into the surrounding areas in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, causing an increased occurrence of thyroid cancer among individuals who were children at the time of the accident or born not long afterwards.
About REBC
The REBC data set includes one project REBC-THYR with 440 cases. Data categories include sequencing reads, transcriptome profiling, simple nucleotide variation and copy number variation.
For more information on REBC data, please refer to the site below:
Accessing the REBC Data on the Cloud
Besides accessing the files on the GDC Data Portal, you can also access them from the GDC Google Cloud Storage Bucket, which means that you don’t need to download them to perform analysis. ISB-CGC stores the cloud file locations in tables in the isb-cgc-bq.GDC_case_file_metadata data set in BigQuery.
To access these metadata files, go to the Google BigQuery console.
Perform SQL queries to find the REBC files. Here is an example:
SELECT active.*, file_gdc_url
FROM `isb-cgc-bq.GDC_case_file_metadata.fileData_active_current` as active, `isb-cgc-bq.GDC_case_file_metadata.GDCfileID_to_GCSurl_current` as GCSurl
WHERE program_name = 'REBC'
AND active.file_gdc_id = GCSurl.file_gdc_id
Accessing the REBC Data in Google BigQuery
ISB-CGC has REBC data, such as clinical and metadata, stored in Google BigQuery tables. Information about these tables can be found using the ISB-CGC BigQuery Table Search with REBC selected for filter PROGRAM. To learn more about this tool, see the ISB-CGC BigQuery Table Search documentation.
The REBC tables are in project isb-cgc-bq. To learn more about how to view and query tables in the Google BigQuery console, see the ISB-CGC BigQuery Tables documentation.
Data set
isb-cgc-bq.REBCcontains the latest tables for each data type.Data set
isb-cgc-bq.REBC_versionedcontains previously released tables, as well as the most current table.