Table 1. User Documentationa.
Tutorial 1: Data intro | Goes over the basics of how to install the package and access data |
Tutorial 2: pandas | More in-depth description of how to work with the tables using pandas |
Tutorial 3: Joining DataFrames | Shows how to use built-in functions from cptac to join tables of different data types |
Tutorial 4: MultiIndex | Some tables provided by the package use multilevel column indexes in cases where multiple keys are required to uniquely identify each column. This tutorial describes unique aspects of working with these tables |
Tutorial 5: Updates | An explanation of how to access and work with data version updates and package version updates |
Tutorial 6: Python and R | How access the Python API within R |
Use case 1: Multiomic integration | Data access and integration for multiple omics data types |
Use case 2: Clinical covariates | Explores metadata for correlation between clinical attributes |
Use case 3: Clinical and acetylation | Compares acetylation levels between tumor subtypes |
Use case 4: Mutations and omics | Studies the effects of DNA mutations on protein abundance |
Use case 5: Enrichment analysis | Uses the GSEApyb module to find enriched pathways |
Use case 6: Derived molecular | Identifies correlation between proteomics and attributes derived from molecular data, for example, MSI status |
Use case 7: Trans genetic effect | Studies the effect of DNA mutations on the expression of a different protein |
Use case 8: Outliers | Uses the Blacksheepc module to study outliers in expression values |
Use case 9: Clinical outcomes | Uses patient follow-up data to look for correlations between clinical and molecular data and patient survival |
Use case 10: Pathway overlay | Integrates quantitative molecular data with Reactome pathway maps |
A list of tutorials and use cases to help users explore the data API is available at https://paynelab.github.io/cptac/#documentation.
GSEApy module is available at https://gseapy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/introduction.html.
Blacksheep module is available at https://blacksheep.readthedocs.io/en/master/.