Superb shared resources at St. Jude are designed to accelerate research and foster innovation. To further advance cures, we freely share data and analytical tools with the global scientific community.
The research resources and core facilities at St. Jude are truly extraordinary. From state-of-the-art technologies to expert support, our shared resources expand the capabilities of each research group, freeing investigators to pursue creative ideas.
Pediatric Cancer Genome Project Data
The St. Jude—Washington University Pediatric Cancer Genome Project is the world’s most ambitious effort to discover the origins of childhood cancer and seek new cures. To date, we have compared whole genomes from cancerous and normal cells for more than 800 patients, successfully pinpointing the genetic and epigenetic factors behind some of the toughest pediatric cancers.
Raw sequence data for all published results, as well as data analysis and visualization tools, are freely available. Explore them today to advance your research and help us find cures.
St. Jude Cloud
Explore St. Jude Cloud, a data-sharing resource for the global research community developed in partnership with Microsoft and DNAnexus. St. Jude Cloud offers one of the world's largest repositories of next-generation sequencing data and unique analysis and visualization tools for pediatric cancer.
Resources from the Childhood Solid Tumor Network
The Childhood Solid Tumor Network (CSTN) offers comprehensive scientific resources and data for researchers studying pediatric solid tumors and related biology.
By freely sharing unique tools with no obligation to collaborate, we aim to promote fundamental research and new treatments for pediatric patients with poorly understood and difficult-to-treat solid tumors. Resources include extensive genomic and drug sensitivity data sets, orthotopic xenografts and preclinical models.
Find Leukemia Xenografts and Data
The Public Resource of Patient-derived and Expanded Leukemias (PROPEL) offers one of the world’s largest collections of patient-derived xenografts (PDX) for adult and pediatric leukemias. Visit the PROPEL data portal to browse hundreds of available leukemia xenograft samples, submit a request and view associated genetic data for xenografts and primary tumors.
Academic researchers may request PDX samples free of charge under a material transfer agreement and with no obligation to collaborate.
Supplemental Data & Analysis Tools
Visit stjuderesearch.org for a selection of supplemental research data from published journal articles, including results of gene expression studies, genome wide association studies, whole genome sequencing, and more.
The site also offers data analysis tools, including CONSERTING and CREST, and information about a number of St. Jude research laboratories and groups.
Research and Careers at St. Jude
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Research at St. Jude
At St. Jude, science matters. From molecular breakthroughs to innovative therapies, our research discovers the cures of tomorrow, and saves children's lives today.
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Education and Training
St. Jude offers world-class scientific and clinical training experiences for fellows, students and other trainees. We also share knowledge through international outreach.
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Careers
St. Jude is a world-class research hospital seeking a diverse staff of faculty, researchers, clinicians, fundraisers and more. Find a job and help save lives.
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Academic Departments & Divisions
St. Jude is a unique institution: it is both a pediatric hospital dedicated to the care of children with catastrophic illnesses and a research institution focused on discoveries to further advance the treatment of these diseases.
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Clinical & Research Innovation
At St. Jude, we dream big, and build our research programs to match. Explore just a few of the pioneering initiatives that make St. Jude different.
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Research News & Publications
Browse the latest peer-reviewed articles from St. Jude investigators and clinicians, as well as breaking news, in-depth features and our Scientific Report.