progenetixuse PageWe have introduced a new publications listing page which contains links to articles that cite or use Progenetix and resources from this “ecosystem.” Please let us know if you are aware of other such cases - frequently the publications do not use a proper citation format but just refer to “according tho the Progenetix resource” or similar in the text.
For proper citation please follow these instructions.
The pop-up in th Publication maps has been updated with a proper short text listing and direct links to the article pages on EuropePMC.
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Progenetix data is licenced under CC-BY 4.0 and can be freely downloaded for research and commercial purposes, with the stipulation of proper acknowledgement.
The data is provided eiher as JSON or tab-delimited text files, depending on the type of data. For several purposes both options are available.
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pgxRpi is an API wrapper package to access data from Progenetix database. You can
use it to
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The Biosample schema used for exporting Progenetix data has been adjusted with respect to representation of “bio-“classifications. The previous biocharacteristics list parameter has been deprecated and its previous content is now expressed in1:
histologicalDiagnosis (PXF)sampledTissue (PXF)icdoMorphology (pgx)icdoTopography (pgx)Here, “PXF” means that the attribute is part of the Phenopackets standard, while “pgx” labels it as specific to Progenetix. ↩
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For testing the rapidly evolving Beacon v2 API, we have now implemented more paths/endpoints which mostly conform to the brand new & still “flexible” v2.0.0-draft.4 version. Please check the documentation and examples.
@mbaudis 2021-07-02: more ...
In “forward-looking” conformity with the Beacon v2
API, the JSON attributes of the API responses has been changed from snake_cased
to camelCased. Please adjust your code, where necessary.
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The resource uses a standard CNV binning model with (in GRCh38) 3102 intervals of 1MB default size. Binned genome CNV values are available for all individual analyses (genome profiles), indicating the interval’s involvement in one or more CNV events, separated for gains and losses.
Additionally, for all all collations (e.g. profiles of a tumor type, or from the same publication), pre-computed interval CNV frequencies are available Alternatively, interval frequency maps can be generated on the fly from e.g. search results.
Michael Baudis 2021-06-22: more ...
The Progenetix CNV visualization includes some default clustering for sample CNV profiles and collation CNV frequencies.
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The Progenetix Publication DB contains articles describing whole genome screening (WGS, WES, aCGH, cCGH1) experiments in cancer. Genomic information about the analyzed cancer samples is extracted from these publications to generate cancer mutation data, with a focus on copy number abnormalities (CNV / CNA).
Whole-genome screening techniques: ↩
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This service provides access to binned CNV frequency information of data
“collations” in the Progenetix project databases. A typical use would be the
retrieval of data for a single collation, e.g. by its identifier (e.g.
NCIT:C7376, PMID:22824167, pgxcohort-TCGAcancers).
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The Progenetix resource’s API utilizes the bycon framework for data query and
delivery and basically represents a custom implementation of the Beacon API.
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Contents
.pgxsegProgenetix uses a variation of a standard tab-separated columnar text file such as produced by array or sequencing CNV software, with an optional metadata header for e.g. plot or grouping instructions.
Wile the first edition only was geared towards sample-linked segment annotations, a variation is now being provided for CNV frequencies.
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The bycon project provides a combination of a Beacon-protocol based API with additional API services, used as backend and middleware for the Progenetix resource.
bycon has been developed to support Beacon protocol development following earlier implementations of Beacon+ (“beaconPlus”) with now deprected Perl libraries. The work tightly integrates with the ELIXIR Beacon project.
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This endpoint is mostly aimed at providing variants Beacon functionality. The app uses the same query processing mechanism as the other bycon applications.
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This endpoint is mostly aimed at providing biosamples handover functionality. However, the app uses the same query processing mechanism as the main byconplus application.
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For non-genomic parameters, the Progenetix resource uses a query syntax based around the Beacon v2 “filters” concept.
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Geographic point coordinates are assigned to each sample after review of existing information from associated publications or repository information for their ”best available” geographic origin using a precedence of:
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The standard format for (plot-)images generated on Progenetix is Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). As the name implies, SVG is scalable, i.e. images can be scaled up without loosing quality or expanding in storage size. However, some of teh generated images use also embedded rastered components which will deteriorate during scaling - this is e.g. the case for array probe plots.
According to Wikipedia
All major modern web browsers—including Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, and Microsoft Edge—have SVG rendering support
On most pages where plots are being displayed there is a download option for the images - (please alert us where those are missing). Browsers also have the option to export SVGs themselves e.g. as PDF.
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With exception of some utility scripts and external dependencies (e.g. MongoDB) the following projects provide the vast majority of the software (from database interaction to website) behind Progenetix and Beacon+.
bycon
progenetix-web
bycon server, as well as other Progenetix sevices (e.g. the publications repository)PGX
icdot2uberon
ICDOntologies
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Note: This page has been uppdated to reflect the new GeoJSON complete schema version from January 2021.
We have now a new standard structure for geo_location objects, which has been implemented
for biosamples and publications.
@mbaudis 2021-01-25: more ...
Following the launch of the updated Progenetix website (new interface, now much
more data with >130’000 samples…) and the recent introduction of the new
Python based bycon API for BeaconPlus and Progenetix Services
we now also have some structured information for the different API options.
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The bycon environment provides a number of data services which make use of resources in the Progenetix environment. Please refer to their specific documentation.
Note: As of 2021-04-07 there are some changes - typical Beacon endpoints such as biosamples have been moved to the /beacon/__service-name__ path:
services.py and URL MappingThe service URL format progenetix.org/services/__service-name__?parameter=value
is a shorthand for progenetix.org/cgi-bin/bycon/services/__service-name__.py?parameter=value.
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The publications service serves as backend API for the display of genome
screening publications through the Progenetix Publications DB.
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The phenopackets service is usually called as a handover endpoint, to wrap &
deliver penopackets from samples & variants … matched by a Beacon query.
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The ontologymaps service provides equivalency mapping between ICD-O and other
classification systems, notably NCIt. The mappings are represented in the ICDOntologies project and accessible trough a front-end in the Progenetix Services area.
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The ids service forwards compatible, prefixed ids (see config/ids.yaml) to specific
website endpoints. There is no check if the id exists; this is left to the web
page handling itself.
Stacking with the “pgx:” prefix is allowed.
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This service provides geographic location mapping for cities above 25’000 inhabitants (~22750 cities), through either:
geolongitudegeolatitudegeodistance
2500000 around Heidelberg…)2020-10-20: more ...
geneId
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accessid parameterdeliveryKeys list
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The Progenetix website has been completely rebuilt using a JavaScript / React based framework and API based content delivery. At its core, the site is built around the Beacon standard, with some extensions for data colections and advanced query options.
@mbaudis 2020-09-21: more ...
After many years of using a CreativeCommons CC-BY-SA (“attribution + share alike”), the Progenetix resource has dropped the “SA - share alike” attribute and is now “attribution” only. This may facilitate the use of the data in more complex and/or commercial scenarios - enjoy!
@mbaudis 2020-08-05: more ...
The current implementation of the Progenetix APIs uses 2 URL endpoints:
progenetix.org/beacon/
progenetix.org/services/
progenetix.org/api/ has been deprecated
services2020-06-20: more ...
Wherever possible, data annotation in Progenetix uses {S}[B] OntologyClass
objects for categorical values, with CURIEs as id values. So far, the
Progenetix databases had used pubmed: for PubMed identifiers and ncit:
for NCI Metathesaurus (Neoplasm) ids.
@mbaudis 2020-03-30: more ...
Since July 2017, the Progenetix project has a registered namespace prefix at EBI’s identifiers.org.
This prefix will gradually be used to implement a REST syntax with stable endpoints for all Progenetix resources (e.g. arraymap.org, cnvar.org …), as well as to guide to our code mapping resources.
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