The Compendium of Cancer Genome Aberrations

Compendium of Cancer Genome Aberrations (CCGA) is collaborative project to document and describe chromosome and other genomic abnormalities in cancer. This resource is supported by the Cancer Genomics Consortium (CGC) and others with an interest in clinical cytogenetics, molecular genetics and genomics in cancer. Contact us for more information.

Chromosome Abnormalities

Browse chromosome abnormalities found in heamtological, soft tissue and solid tumors

Copy Number Abnormalities

Learn about common copy number changes detected by chromosomal microarray

Cancer Types

Browse disease sites and their associated genomic abnormalities

Teaching

Learn about chromosome abnormalities in cancer and associated mechanistic phenomena

Technical Standards and Protocols

Browse and exchange laboratory protocols and bioinformatics analysis pipelines

Cancer Genes

Learn about genes linked to cancer causation

Join Us!

Learn about this project, the CGC, its members and how to join

Submit an Article

Submit a gene review

Find a Member

See who is contributing

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