Accelerating the discovery of better treatments for pediatric solid tumors and leukemias
Single-cell profiling is an exciting technology that can provide insight into how certain cells influence cancer progression and treatment response.
ALSF funds cutting-edge pediatric cancer research
Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) funded 10 awards for childhood cancer investigators from 8 different institutions working on single-cell profiling to create a publicly available atlas of single-cell pediatric cancer data.
The Data Lab processes the generated data
The Data Lab processes the single-cell, single-nuclei, and bulk RNA sequencing data generated by the ALSF-funded researchers. The data from these patient tumors is made widely and easily available in one location through the ScPCA Portal.
ScPCA Portal currently has
You can view the number of tumor types and samples being processed here.
Impact
Open Source
and Free
The portal makes research faster and more cost-effective by uniformly processing the data with an open source, freely available, and well documented pipeline.
Trustworthy and Reproducible
The open source pipeline cultivates trust in the data and allows researchers to immediately utilize it for their own analyses and ensures reproducible results.
Making cutting-edge technology more accessible
Single-cell RNA sequencing is a cutting-edge technology and may not be available to all childhood cancer experts. The portal makes the outputs of this project widely accessible.
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