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DO names #11

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mariacuria opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 0 comments
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DO names #11

mariacuria opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 0 comments
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I looked at unique "do_name" values from data/projects/glygen/downloads/biomuta/v-5.0/biomuta.csv and noticed some inconsistencies:

  • From my understanding, thyroid cancer and thyroid gland cancer are the same.
  • Gastrointestinal stromal tumor should be under gastrointestinal system cancer.
  • Some cancer types, such as sarcoma, mesothelioma, are not "organ" cancer types. They are not present in the documentation either. Is this intentional?

"DOID:10283 / prostate cancer"
"DOID:10534 / stomach cancer"
"DOID:11054 / urinary bladder cancer"
"DOID:1115 / sarcoma"
"DOID:11615 / penile cancer"
"DOID:11934 / head and neck cancer"
"DOID:119 / vaginal cancer"
"DOID:1245 / vulva cancer"
"DOID:1319 / brain cancer"
"DOID:1324 / lung cancer"
"DOID:1540 / parathyroid carcinoma"
"DOID:1612 / breast cancer"
"DOID:169 / neuroendocrine tumor"
"DOID:1725 / peritoneum cancer"
"DOID:1781 / thyroid cancer"
"DOID:1781 / thyroid gland cancer"

"DOID:1785 / pituitary cancer"
"DOID:1790 / malignant mesothelioma"
"DOID:1793 / pancreatic cancer"
"DOID:184 / bone cancer"
"DOID:1964 / fallopian tube cancer"
"DOID:2021 / placenta cancer"
"DOID:2174 / ocular cancer"
"DOID:2394 / ovarian cancer"
"DOID:2531 / hematologic cancer"
"DOID:2596 / larynx cancer"
"DOID:263 / kidney cancer"
"DOID:2994 / germ cell cancer"
"DOID:2998 / testicular cancer"
"DOID:3119 / gastrointestinal system cancer"
"DOID:3277 / thymus cancer"
"DOID:3565 / meningioma"
"DOID:3571 / liver cancer"
"DOID:363 / uterine cancer"
"DOID:3953 / adrenal gland cancer"
"DOID:4045 / muscle cancer"
"DOID:4159 / skin cancer " (sic! extra white space)
"DOID:4159 / skin cancer"
"DOID:4362 / cervical cancer"
"DOID:4606 / bile duct cancer"
"DOID:5041 / esophageal cancer"
"DOID:5158 / pleural cancer"
"DOID:8618 / oral cavity cancer"
"DOID:9253 / gastrointestinal stromal tumor"
"DOID:9256 / colorectal cancer"

Speaking of DO names, I have a couple of cases in cBioPortal where I can't decide which DO name to assign.

  • Hepatocellular carcinoma plus intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma matched on 'DOID:4606 / bile duct cancer' and 'DOID:3571 / liver cancer'. There are some other cancers, such as Esophagogastric Adenocarcinoma, which can be assigned to 2 DOIDs: DOID:5041 / esophageal cancer & DOID:10534 / stomach cancer"
  • Soft tissue myoepithelial carcinoma can't be attributed to a specific organ.
  • Wilms' tumor is a childhood cancer. We've agreed to get rid of pediatric cancers - is this still in effect?
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