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We used available WGS, WXS, and RNA-Seq data to generate high-confidence consensus SNV and CNV calls, prioritize putative oncogenic fusions, and establish over 40 scalable modules to perform common downstream cancer genomics analyses, all of which have undergone rigorous scientific and analytical code review.
We detected and showed expected patterns of genomic lesions, mutational signatures, and aberrantly regulated signaling pathways across multiple pediatric brain tumor histologies.

Assembling large, pan-histology cohorts of fresh frozen samples and associated clinical phenotypes and outcomes requires a multi-year, multi-institutional framework, like those provided by CBTN and PNOC. As such, uniform clinical molecular subtyping was largely not performed for most of this cohort at the time of diagnosis and/or at surgery, and when available (e.g., sparse medulloblastoma subtypes), it required manual curation from pathology reports and/or free text clinical data fields.
Assembling large, pan-histology cohorts of fresh frozen samples and associated clinical phenotypes and outcomes requires a multi-year, multi-institutional framework, like those provided by CBTN and PNOC.
As such, uniform clinical molecular subtyping was largely not performed for most of this cohort at the time of diagnosis and/or at surgery, and when available (e.g., sparse medulloblastoma subtypes), it required manual curation from pathology reports and/or free text clinical data fields.
Furthermore, rapid classification to derive molecular subtypes could not be immediately performed since research-based DNA methylation data for these samples are not yet available.
Thus, to enable biological interrogation of specific tumor subtypes, we created RNA- and DNA-based subtyping modules aligned with WHO molecularly-defined diagnoses.
We worked closely with pathologists and clinicians to build modules from which we determined a research-grade integrated diagnosis for 60% of samples while discovering incorrectly diagnosed or mis-identified samples in the OpenPBTA cohort. <!--SAMPLECOUNT-->
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