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Synapse table for this card: https://www.synapse.org/#!Synapse:syn10923842/tables/

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requiredno
column namesynapse table namestandardized schema namerequiredfacetcard locationnotedesired for CSBC/PS-ONconceptexampleGDC equivalentcolumn typesizerestricted valuescommentsin AMP-AD portalin NF portalGDC equivalent
KeywordsKeywords

nosecondary (though I could see these as pills directly beneath the title?)
yesKeywords associated with this publication, some of which may come from a controlled vocabularytumor heterogeneityyes
string vector
unrestricted

no
AbstractAbstract

noNAnook to leave this blank in synapse table for now (robert has concerns about copyright issues,so we may not include in portal)–but if we can include it synapse table efficiently and programmatically, please do so.maybe


largeText





Disease TypediseaseType

yessecondary
yesThe type of cells that carcinoma arises from.Adenocarcinoma, Anaplastic Astrocytoma yes
string vector
many

yesrelated to Disease Type
Experimental StrategyexperimentalStrategy

yessecondary
yes
RNA-seq
string vector
many

norelated to Experimental Strategy
Sitesite

yessecondaryi have trouble differentiating "site" from "tissue/organ." once we adopt GDC, we might better differentiate, for now just copy over the "tissue_or_organ" column to a "site" column in the synapse table. yessecondaryyesyesThe text term used to describe the general location of the malignant disease, as categorized by the World Health Organization's (WHO) International Classification of Diseases for Oncology (ICD-O).
  • Accessory sinuses
  • Adrenal gland
  • Anus and anal canal
  • Base of tongue
  • Bladder
case/primary_site

many

norelated to Primary Sitedoidoi (if can't get doi efficiently and programmatically, just use the pubmed field that is already in the table)
Tissuetissue_or_organ

yessecondary
yesThe text term used to describe the anatomic site of origin, of the patient's malignant disease, as described by the World Health Organization's (WHO) International Classification of Diseases for Oncology (ICD-O).
  • Abdomen, NOS
  • Abdominal esophagus
  • Accessory sinus, NOS
  • Acoustic nerve
  • Adrenal gland, NOS
diagnosis/tissue_or_organ_of_origin






doidoi doinonoNA
yes

doi without wwww.doi.org/ prefix: eg: 10.1093/neuonc/noy046

yes

;

if can't get doi efficiently and programmatically, just use the PubMed field that is already in the table for now








yes
TitleTitleTitleyesnoprimary
yespublication titleyes

string



no
AuthorsAuthorsAuthoryesnoprimary
yespublication authorsyes

string vector



no
JournalJournalJournalyesnoprimary
yespublication journalyes

string



no
YearPublication YearYearnoyesprimary
yespublication yearyes

number



no
featured


no

yeswhether the card should be on the homepage (max 3 in table)






yes
Link to Synapse siteGrantCSBC PSON Center

no

noLink to a Synapse URL (i.e., a Synapse project or more generally a Synapse Wiki) representing the project/grant.








ProgramConsortium

yestertiary (possibly don't display on car)yes
yes


string
CSBC, PSON



Grant TypegrantType

yestertiary (possibly don't display on card)
yesyes




U54, U01



Datasetsdatasets

nosecondary
yesA comma-delimited list of links to datasets in portal–i.e,. synIds.








Dataset namesdatasetNames

noNA
yesA comma-delimited list of names of datasets in portal (i.e., the string names of the synIds in datasets).








Studiesstudies

nosecondary
yesA comma-delimited list of links to study/studies in portal–i.e., synIds.








Study namesstudyNames

noNA
yesA comma-delimited list of names of studies in portal (i.e., the string names of the synIds in studies).








Grant NumbergrantgrantNumber

notertiary (possibly don't display on card)
yes

The grant number without the "U54" or

U01 center

"U01" prefix, e.g., the grant column of this table has "U54 CA217297", we only want "CA217297"











Until Synapse has a solution for multiple values in a single table cell (i.e., vectors), use pipe " | " to separate multiple values. Eg: fundingAgency: CTF | NTAP. 

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