Q (haiku): list the portal studies for pediatric cancers that were published in the last 5 years ▶ list_studies { "search": "pediatric", "limit": 100, "verbose": true } ◀ result {"result":[{"cancer_study_identifier":"all_phase2_target_2018_pub","name":"Pediatric Acute Lymphoid Leukemia - Phase II (TARGET, 2018)","description":"Whole genome or whole exome sequencing on 298 Pediatric Acute Lymphoid Leukemia - Phase II samples. Comprehensive profiling of ALL Phase 2 samples.
TARGET data is intended exclusively for biomedical research using pediatric data (i.e., the research objectives cannot be accomplished using data from adults) that focus on the development of more effective treatments, diagnostic tests, or prognostic markers for childhood cancers. Moreover, TARGET data can be used for research relevant to the biology, causes, treatment and late complications of treatment of pediatric cancers, but is not intended for the sole purposes of methods and/or tool development (please see Using TARGET Data section of the OCG website). If you are interested in using TARGET data for publication or other research purposes, you must follow the TARGET Publication Guidelines.
TARGET data is intended exclusively for biomedical research using pediatric data (i.e., the research objectives cannot be accomplished using data from adults) that focus on the development of more effective treatments, diagnostic tests, or prognostic markers for childhood cancers. Moreover, TARGET data can be used for research relevant to the biology, causes, treatment and late complications of treatment of pediatric cancers, but is not intended for the sole purposes of methods and/or tool development (please see Using TARGET Data section of the OCG website). If you are interested in using TARGET data for publication or other research purposes, you must follow the TARGET Publication Guidelines.","type_of_cancer_id":"nbl","sample_count":1089,"has_guide":false,"url":"https://www.cbioportal.org/study/summary?id=nbl_target_2018_pub"},{"cancer_study_identifier":"aml_target_2018_pub","name":"Pediatric Acute Myeloid Leukemia (TARGET, 2018)","description":"Whole genome or whole exome sequencing on 333 TARGET-AML samples. Comprehensive profiling of TARGET-AML samples.TARGET data is intended exclusively for biomedical research using pediatric data (i.e., the research objectives cannot be accomplished using data from adults) that focus on the development of more effective treatments, diagnost … (9828 more chars) ═ answer (success) Based on publication date, here are the **pediatric cancer studies published in the last 5 years (2021–2026)** in cBioPortal: | Study ID | Cancer Type | Name | Samples | Publication | |---|---|---|---|---| | **aml_stjude_2024** | AML | Pediatric Acute Myeloid Leukemia (St. Jude, Nat Genet 2024) | 887 | 2024 | | **nbl_msk_2023** | Neuroblastoma | Pediatric Neuroblastoma (MSK, Nat Genet 2023) | 223 | 2023 | | **rms_msk_2023** | Rhabdomyosarcoma | Pediatric Rhabdomyosarcomas (MSK, JCO Precis Oncol 2023) | 24 | 2023 | | **pancan_pdx_uthsa_2023** | Mixed | Pediatric solid tumor PDXs (UTHSA, Nat Commun 2023) | 136 | 2023 | | **mixed_kunga_msk_2022** | Mixed | Pediatric Pancan Tumors (MSK, Nat Commun. 2022) | 135 | 2022 | | **pancan_mappyacts_2022** | Mixed | Pediatric European MAPPYACTS Trial (Gustave Roussy, Cancer Discov 2022) | 786 | 2022 | | **lgg_ctf_synodos_2025** | Low-Grade Glioma | Pediatric Low-Grade Glioma (CTF, Acta Neuropathol 2021) | 31 | 2021 | | **brain_cptac_2020** | Brain | Pediatric Brain Cancer (CPTAC/CHOP, Cell 2020) | 218 | 2020 | | **pancan_ped_mai_msk_2025** | Mixed | Pediatric Tumors (MSK, 2025) | 60 | 2025 | **Key observations:** - **9 studies** published in the last 5 years - **Largest cohorts:** St. Jude AML (887 samples) and MAPPYACTS (786 samples) - **Most common types:** Mixed/pan-cancer studies (4) followed by leukemia and solid tumors - **Recent additions:** MSK and St. Jude studies dominate the 2023–2024 publications - **Institutional sources:** St. Jude, MSK, CPTAC, and European consortia (Gustave Roussy, UTHSA) Click any study link above to explore the full cohort in cBioPortal.