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Juyeon Hwang1, Jae Woo Ahn1, Jae Wook Lee2
1National Cancer Control Institute, National Cancer Center, Goyang, South Korea.
Abstract:
One of the key challenges in cancer treatment and precision oncology is the use of multi-omics data and their integration into matched clinical information. Although several analytical portals have been developed, most platforms do not support user-uploaded data or the integrated analysis of clinical and multi-omics datasets. To address these limitations, we developed the Korea Cancer Omics Research (K-CORE) portal, a user-friendly analytical platform designed to integrate and analyze multi-omics and clinical data. K-CORE supports various omics levels and a wide range of analytical tools. To validate the utility and reproducibility of the K-CORE, we designed synthetic datasets that reflected real-world omics data distributions. The analytical results from K-CORE were compared side by side with those from widely used R packages such as maftools and edgeR. In conclusion, K-CORE offers a practical and intuitive platform for the multidomain integration of clinical and omics data, supporting the advancement of precision oncology. Nevertheless, as analytical technologies and precision oncology continue to evolve, continuous maintenance and user feedback will become essential for future platform improvements.
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