cBioPortal
cBioPortal is a free, user-friendly platform for exploring publicly available cancer genomics data—no coding required. It lets you explore genomic and clinical data across multiple studies in a highly visual and interactive way.
You can:
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Visualize mutations, gene expression, copy number changes, and more
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Compare genetic data with clinical factors like stage, survival, and diagnosis age
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Generate publication-ready plots like oncoprints and Kaplan-Meier survival curves
Explore more usage examples here
What is the Fred Hutch hosted instance of cBioPortal?
The Translational Data Accelerator supports a Fred Hutch-hosted cBioPortal environment, bringing cBioPortal’s exploration and visualization capabilities into a secure, institutionally supported research environment connected to Fred Hutch data resources and governance processes. Read more about the Fred Hutch hosted instance of cBioPortal here
Helpful Links
Explore cBioPortal
- Visualize mutations, gene expression, and CNVs
- Compare mutations to clinical factors
- Generate publication-ready plots
- Explore more usage examples
Upload Your Data
Learn by Example
Fred Hutch cBioPortal Demo Day Check out the recording to see how to use the portal, upload data, and more.
Release Notes
September 2026
- The Fred Hutch instance of cBioPortal is moving to CARDS!
September 2024
- First release of Fred Hutch cBioPortal instance
- Deployed with user documentation
- Running version v5.4.10
Fixes
- No fixes yet.
Contact Us
- Slack: #cbioportal-support
- Email: datascience@fredhutch.org
- Book a Data House Call for personalized help