Table 1 Demographic, clinical and assay characteristics of HTAN participants

From: Sharing data from the Human Tumor Atlas Network through standards, infrastructure and community engagement

Characteristic

n = 2,088

  

Gender

 

Tissue or organ of origin

 

 Female

1,512 (72%)

Breast

945 (45%)

 Male

460 (22%)

Lung

260 (12%)

 Not Reported

116 (5.6%)

Pancreas

56 (2.7%)

  

Colon

49 (2.3)

Race

 

Bone marrow

38 (1.8%)

 White

1,450 (69%)

Sigmoid colon

35 (1.7%)

 Black or African American

304 (15%)

Other

622 (30%)

 Asian

41 (2.0%)

Not reported

205 (9.8%)

 Other

10 (0.5%)

  

 Not reported

283 (14%)

Assay

 
  

Bulk DNA-seq

1,035 (50%)

Ethnicity

 

H&E

979 (47%

 Not Hispanic or Latino

1,697 (81%)

Bulk RNA-seq

881 (42%)

 Hispanic or Latino

41 (2.0%)

sc- or snRNA-seq

750 (36%)

 Not reported

350 (17%)

Multiplexed tissue imaging

443 (21%)

  

sc- or snATAC-seq

267 (12.6%)

Age at diagnosis (years, [25th–75th percentile])

51 [31, 63]

Spatial transcriptomics

232 (11.1%)

  

Other

80 (3.8%)

Primary diagnosis

   

 Ductal carcinoma in situ

771 (37%)

  

 Adenocarcinoma

221 (11%)

  

 Ductal carcinoma

102 (4.9%)

  

 Malignant melanoma

66 (3.2%)

  

 Carcinoma

60 (2.9%)

  

 Neuroblastoma

56 (2.7%)

  

 Other

396 (19%)

  

 Not reported

325 (16%)

  
  1. DNA-seq, DNA sequencing; H&E, hematoxylin and eosin staining; RNA-seq, RNA sequencing; sc- or snRNA-seq, single-cell or single-nucleus RNA-seq; sc- or snATAC-seq, single-cell or single-nucleus assay for transposase-accessible chromatin sequencing. More details can be found on the HTAN Portal.