European Open Science Cloud for Cancer Use Cases

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Data & sample collections

16 collections

  • ARPAB

    Regional Agency for the Protection of the Environment of Basilicata
    The ARPAB carries out the technical-scientific activities connected to the exercise of public functions for the protection of the environment referred to in article 1 of the legislative decree of 4 December 1993, n. 496, converted, with amendments, by law 21 January 1994, n. 61 (Urgent provisions on the reorganisation of environmental controls and establishment of the national ARPAB for the protection of the environment) and as indicated in L. R. n.1 of 20 January 2020 ss.mm.ii: Reorganisation of the regulations of the Regional Protection Agency of the Environment of Basilicata (A.R.P.A.B.) The mandatory institutional activities are those defined in the LEPTA (Essential Levels of Environmental Technical Performance) and present in the national Catalog of Services and Performances of the SNPA (national system for environmental prevention).

  • ARPAC

    Regional Agency for the Protection of the Environment of Campania
    The environmental dataset is critical for the assessment of potential exposure risk to support epidemiological assessments. The dataset has been designed to have the widest adherence on a European scale. It is built up of registering variables determined in potentially polluted sites (e.g. Contaminated and brownfield sites, Industrial activities) and analytical variables (e.g. air and water quality).

  • CNCR

    Czech National Cancer Registry (CNCR in the Czech Republic)
    Czech National Cancer Registry (National Oncology Registry - NOR) is register of oncological diseases, which periodically monitor them and their development in time. UZIS is in charge for data collection, verification, storage, protection and processing. The CNCR provides aggregated data for statistical surveys at both national and international level, as well as for epidemiological studies and medical research. CNCR is a population-wide registry, which follows the monitoring of neoplasms in the population of the Czech Republic introduced in the 1950s and has been operated as a population registry of records of individual neoplasms by the UZIS since 1976.

  • CRASLNa3Sud

    Cancer Registry ASLNa3Sud

  • CRC-Cohort

    Colorectal Cancer Cohort
    The colorectal cancer cohort (CRC-Cohort) was developed by BBMRI-ERIC, its National Nodes and BBMRI-ERIC partner biobanks within the EU-funded project ADOPT BBMRI-ERIC (H2020) as a use case for piloting access to European biobanks. It became a permanent asset of the BBMRI-ERIC infrastructure after the end of the ADOPT project. The CRC-Cohort collection is a joint long-term European endeavor, which enables existing, well-established biobanks to connect with BBMRI-ERIC and obtain increased recognition and visibility along with new users and data.

  • ECBD

    European Chemical Biology Database
    The European Chemical Biology Database (ECBD) is the central data hub for data generated within the EU-OPENSCREEN network.The ECBD is hosted by our Czech partner site, the Institute Molecular Genetics (IMG) in Prague. It is a a web portal with powerful search and analysis capabilities and contains validated output from screening centres in a public as well as pre-release environment. The ECBD is developed in line with the FAIR principles ensuring Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability of the data. The ECBD supports curation, annotation and organization of data and metadata. The data is deposited with a flexible privacy model for rapid and safe dissemination and exploitation. Users stay owner of their data.

  • ENIGMA

    Assesment of Multiomics Profiles in Health and Disease

  • mCRC-VHIO

    metastatic Colorectal Cancer - VHIO

  • mtFIT study

    Multitarget FIT study
    The mulitarget FIT study is a prospective study that is running within the Dutch National CRC screening program. The aim of this study is to compare the performance of a new stool test (mtFIT) with the currently used FIT. In this study we collect the lab data (results mtFIT and FIT) as well as the clinical data associated; age and sex of participants, colonoscopy findings (when one or both tests are positive), pathology data (when a lesion is detected during colonoscopy).

  • NCR

    Netherlands Cancer Registry
    The NCR compiles clinical data of all individuals newly diagnosed with cancer in the Netherlands. Cancer registration clerks register newly diagnosed cancer patients since 1989 on a national basis. Over the past 30 years, this registry has provided clinicians and researchers with a wealth of clinical data (e.g., stage and primary treatment) on cancer patients of all ages.

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