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Malignant Soft Tissue Neoplasm — Genomics · CancerIndex

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341 active trials9 approved drugs37 evidence items

NCIt: C4867

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Genomics

Gene alteration frequencies by cohort

2 cohorts mapped to this entity or its descendants. Each frequency is affected / profiled within one cohort; cohorts are shown separately because case selection, sequencing depth and definitions differ. By default the cohort with the most cases profiled is shown.

usarc_msk_2020108(Uterine Corpus Sarcoma)
TARGET-CCSK0(Clear Cell Sarcoma of the Kidney)
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Chip number = cases profiled in that cohort.

No frequency rows for this cohort

The cohort is mapped to this entity but no gene frequency has been ingested for it yet.

Cohorts mapped to a descendant (e.g. a subtype) are included because their cases belong to this entity by definition; the mapping and its match type are shown per cohort.