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The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) is a comprehensive and coordinated effort to accelerate our understanding of the genetics of cancer using innovative genome analysis technologies.

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NEW* National Brain Tumor Society Awards TCGA Research Network
The National Brain Tumor Society (NBTS) presented its first Founders Award for Research Excellence jointly to The Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network and The Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center/Duke University Medical Center Group. Read more.

President Barack Obama Addresses Recovery Act Investment in TCGA
Recovery Act Funding Enables TCGA to Map 20 Cancers
NIH is investing $275 million in TCGA to chart the genetic changes and complex pathways in more than 20 types of cancer. Read more.

TCGA Announces Selection of Characterization and Data Analysis Centers To Support TCGA Program Expansion
Six Genome Characterization Centers and six Genome Data Analysis Centers have been selected to support the comprehensive genomic characterization and data analysis of more than 20 new tumor types that are being studied as part of the newly expanded TCGA program.

TCGA Expanding to Study 20 or More Cancers
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TCGA Data Portal
TCGA Data Portal
Pilot Project to Map Three Cancers
    Access TCGA Data Portal
    New* View the list of target genes
        and miRNAs selected by the
        TCGA network for sequencing.
    NEW Data Available* View
        Molecular Characterization Data for
        Ovarian Cancer.
 
   
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