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I am trying to download cnv data for esophageal cancer in TCGAbiolinks.1 file is downloaded. In the file I get with TCGAbiolinks, samples are identifiedwith designations such as 75a8bcb9-cac9-4fee-8757-bb802f4d355f", and copynumbers are identified by -1,0,1. When I use the TCGA web interface samples are identified by their sample numbers,and copy numbers are denoted by their actual inferred copy number 1,2, 10 etc.However they are is that it is in 183 separate folders,so I would prefer to use TCGAbiolinks, which produces a dataframe, if possible.

The following code will download 20 LGG (Lower grade glioma) and 20 GBM (Glioblastoma multiforme)samples that have gene expression data. The Gene expression data is the raw expression signal for expression of a gene.

The following code will download Mutation annotation files (aligned against the genoem of reference hg38)for LGG and GBM samples and merge them into one single single file. The GDC Somatic Mutation Calling Workflowused is the mutect2. For more information please check GDC.

Reference files used by the GDC data harmonization and generation pipelines are provided below. MD5 checksums are provided for verifying file integrity after download. Additional files are also included to allow for reproduction of GDC pipeline analyses.

A common requirement for ecologists using GIS is the ability to style habitat polygons to common standards (such as they exist). Phase 1 habitat mapping is still widely practised in the UK and is an unusual classification in that mapping styles were published along with the original classification. The phase 1 manual, with the specification of these styles, can be downloaded from the JNCC website.

I found two QGIS style files (QML files) on Github which may be useful for those looking for something to style Phase 1 maps in QGIS. (You can download a copy of all QML files described in this article from a link at the end.) The first Phase 1 QML file was provided by Shaun Lewis of the Brecon Beacons National Park who acquired them from Natural Resources Wales. The second Phase 1 QML file was created by Anita Graser and Mike Evans. In December 2015 James Watkins of Oxford Brookes University emailed me to draw my attention to some QML style files for Phase 1 that they have made available (look under the question 'How can I add the JNCC symbology to my exports in QGIS?')

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