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Date

Attendees

Goals

  • Discuss updates to ICDC and define emerging strategies and priorities

SharePoint Site

https://nih.sharepoint.com/sites/NCI-CBIIT-FNL-ICDC-ICDCLeadershipGroups

Outstanding Action Items

  • Toby to work on outline for RFI

Agenda

ItemWhoTalking Points
DGAB Updates
  • 33 TB of data are now available in ICDC (five-fold increase since January)
  • TCL01: A multi-omics analysis of canine mammary cancer
    • File transfer is complete
    • Metadata loaded onto Dev tier
    • Indexing completed by DCF team
    • Pending release record is visible on production
    • Study is under formal testing by our team 
  • PRECINCT has used templates available from the ICDC Data Model Explorer (DME) for the first ever load of a study via submitter-generated loading files
    • Initial version of data is available in Dev tier
    • Data includes program, study, and and complete case records.
    • No sample records or files derived from samples yet.
  • Will has volunteered his time to create a scientific use case from ICDC data
  • DGAB approved new data submission request from Dawn Duval’s group: “Immune Pathways and TP53 missense mutations are associated with longer survival in canine osteosarcoma”. (26 tumor normal pairs)
  • Kick-off call for the PanCan study
BPSC Updates
August Steering Committee Updates
  • Minutes to be posted
  • Next meeting is August 24th
ICDC Site Updates
  • Next software release targets October 13th
    • Multi-file select for JBrowse
    • Elasticsearch
    • Data Model Navigator
      • ReadMe file and viewing modal 
      • TSV & JSON downloads of controlled vocabularies for properties with enumerated values
      • Node-specific tsv downloads
      • Faceted search augmented to include props featured on the UI
ICDC Next Phase Planning

Minutes (Not Verbatim)



Previous ICDC Use Cases from Steering Committee

1. Genomic correlates across platforms (DNA, RNA, protein).

2. Correlating multi-omics data with clinical annotation and phenotypes, particularly outcomes.

3. Comparative analyses of canine and human. Examples include:

1. Search for conserved mutations between canine and human tumors

2. Disease diagnosis (e.g. cancer type) and classification mapping between canines and humans

5. Gene expression changes and mutational profiles associated with therapeutic response and outcome

6. How do sporadic tumors in non-human mammals compare to sporadic human tumors?

7. Correlations and model building from radiomic and pathomic features extracted from medical and histopathologic images with outcomes and genomics, as is currently being widely done with human images

8. Develop biomarkers of response and resistance in humans by analyzing the responses and genomic signatures in dogs.

Previous Meeting Minutes (Not Verbatim)

Toby- Understanding of RFI is to go out ask for people doing comparative oncology across humans and dogs research to come up with questions or case studies or hypotheses that can leverage data in the ICDC to answer these question to expose gaps of data to inform the type of data we would like to source in the future.

DK- To identify key questions and if ICDC can help to answer these questions.

Toby- Who will be the PoC? I will do an outline of this and then circulate to this to the Executive Team.

JO - Executive TEam and then polish for broader dissemination to the Steering Committee.

Toby- We can send out to the Cancer Centers

AL - We can encourage all to share broadly 


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