Cooperative Prostate Cancer Tissue Resource (CPCTR) Prostate Cancer Microarray 2-A CPCTR Prostate tissue microarray CPCTR TMA XML datafile for Microarray 2-A CPCTR CPCTR 2004-06-23 Prostate Cancer Tissue Microarray XML in ASCII text http://www.prostatetissues.org CPCTR Tissue Microarray 2-A En 0001 Jules J. Berman, Ph.D, M.D., National cancer Institute, EPN-6028 6130 Executive Boulevard Rockville, Maryland, USA, 21208 or Jonathan Melamed, M.D., New York University School of Medicine, 550 First Avenue TH468, New York, New York, USA, 10016 CPCTR cpctr_2A.xml

Prostate Cancer Tissue Microarray with outcomes data prostate cancer tissue microarray with outcomes data created by Drs. Jonathan Melamed, Xiangtian Kong, and Yan Zhao for the CPCTR, prostatic cancer, prostatic adenocarcinoma, adenocarcinoma of prostate, carcinoma of prostate, tma, tissue micro array, tissue micro-array, tissue resource, tissue repository, nci, national cancer institute, marker, cancer test, validation, cpctr, cooperative prostate cancer tissue resource C04.588.945.440.770 C12.294.260.750 C12.294.565.625 C12.740.800.410.650 C04.557.470.200.240.500 G01.100.656 H01.158.100.656 E05.200.500.607.512 E05.200.750.551.512 E05.478.588 G01.201.344.512 G01.201.486.512 H01.158.201.344.512 H01.158.201.486.512 cpctr-02-A Drs. Jonathan Melamed, Xiangtian Kong, and Yan Zhao 2004-5-16 with supplemental cores added 6/12/04 http://www.pathology.pitt.edu/pdf/cpctr/block.htm 391 http://prostatetissues.org 0.6 mm 320 cores are arranged over a grid of 29 columns and 19 rows as 5 x 4 subarrays. There are also 4 cell line cores located in row 5 from column 1-4. 23 additional cell lines and cores are located in a sidebar subarray in columns 25-26. 44 supplementary cores were added in an additional sidebar array in columns 27-29. Each core location is given as a coordinate from 1,1 to 19,29. When the slide is placed in front of you in the normal (microscope) view position with the cover-slip up and slide (frosted) label area to the left, the 1,1 core is the extreme left position closest to the person viewing the slide. The 1,29 position is at the right end of the same row, closest to the end of the slide and furthest from the frosted end. The 19, 29 position is the farthest right core in the row farthest from the viewer, farthest from the frosted end. Sample subarrays for prostate cancer, benign prostate, HGPIN, and nodular hyperplasia tissues are distributed in a set of 16 subarrays, each with 5 x 4 cores, and located at (1, 1-5, 4), (1, 6-5, 9), (1, 11-5, 14), (1, 16-5, 19), (7, 1-11, 4), (7, 6-11, 9), (7, 11-11, 14), (7, 16-11, 19), (13, 1-17, 4), (13, 6-17, 9), (13, 11-17, 14), (13, 16-17, 19), (19, 1-23, 4), (19, 6-23, 9), (19, 11-23, 14), (19, 16-23, 19). A separate sidebar of cell lines and prostate tissues is located in columns 25-26, including rows 1-18 in column 25 and rows 1-9 in column 26. An additional sidebar of supplementary cores of prostate tissues is located in columns 27-29, including rows 11-14 in column 27, and rows 1-19 in columns 28 and 29. cpctr-02-A-001 2004-6-15 room temperature in a lighted room in a vacuum dessicator 4 microns 1 http://www.pathology.pitt.edu/pdf/cpctr/section.htm Hematoxylin and Eosin CL1 8 1 1