Multi-Omics and Microbiome Associations in Cancer
Explore high-confidence host–microbe relationships across TCGA cohorts. MOMAC2 stratifies associations by confidence level using permutation-based validation to ensure reproducible discoveries.
What's New in 2.0
- Confidence-stratified associations based on permutation testing
- Rigorous benchmarking across 24 cancer types
- Multi-omics integration with methylation, gene, and protein data
- Experimental validation support for hypothesis generation
About MOMAC
MOMAC2 (Multi-Omics and Microbiome Associations in Cancer v2) is a stratified database for host–microbe interactions across TCGA cohorts. We provide confidence levels for associations between tumor microbiome profiles and multi-omics readouts.
Methodology at a Glance
We systematically compare TCGA-derived microbial profiles across cancer types. Associations undergo permutation-based benchmarking to assess statistical robustness and stratify by confidence level, ensuring reproducible and clinically meaningful signals.
Multi-dimensional Validation
Permutation-based benchmarking assesses statistical robustness and identifies reproducible associations.
Experimental Support
Findings validated through co-culture experiments and external datasets to guide hypothesis testing.
Why Researchers Choose MOMAC
- Confidence-stratified associations across 24 cancer types
- Rigorous statistical validation through permutation benchmarking
- Framework for generating testable biological hypotheses
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Dataset Overview
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Download Datasets
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Poore et al. dataset
Ge et al. dataset
Archived MOMAC v1 Data
Legacy datasets from the original MOMAC publication with 509 downloadable files across multiple analysis methods.
Reference Publication
Please cite the original MOMAC paper when using this archived data:
MOMAC: A Multi-Omics and Microbiome Association in Cancer.
bioRxiv preprint. DOI: 10.1101/2023.04.13.536730v1