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PDC Get Study Summary

Get detailed metadata for a specific cancer proteomics study from the NCI Proteomics Data Commons (PDC). Given a PDC study accession number (e.g., PDC000127), returns comprehensive study information including disease type, primary site, analytical fraction (Proteome, Phosphoproteome, Acetylome, Glycoproteome), experiment type (TMT10, TMT11, iTRAQ, LFQ), sample counts, program/project names, embargo status, and file counts by data category. Useful for understanding study scope, data availability…

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Overview

Get detailed metadata for a specific cancer proteomics study from the NCI Proteomics Data Commons (PDC). Given a PDC study accession number (e.g., PDC000127), returns comprehensive study information including disease type, primary site, analytical fraction (Proteome, Phosphoproteome, Acetylome, Glycoproteome), experiment type (TMT10, TMT11, iTRAQ, LFQ), sample counts, program/project names, embargo status, and file counts by data category. Useful for understanding study scope, data availability, and experimental design before downloading data.

Schema

JSON Schema the agent (or your API call) must match.

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Examples (1)

Default PDC Get Study Summary call

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JSON input · 4 lines · 69 chars
Expected response keys: success

Identifiers

Catalog ID
tu_PDC_get_study_summary
Tool name
PDC_get_study_summary
Added
2026-04-30 22:47Z
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