St. Jude Cloud

St. Jude Cloud shares pediatric disease data, including cancer, survivorship, and non-cancerous disease research resources.

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About St. Jude Cloud

St. Jude Cloud is an initiative of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital that shares pediatric catastrophic disease data and analysis resources with the global research community. It covers pediatric cancer, cancer survivorship, and non-cancerous diseases such as sickle cell disease, with applications including a genomics platform, the PeCan variant knowledge base, curated visualizations, patient-derived xenograft model systems, and study data. The ecosystem is built with Microsoft and DNAnexus. GenomePaint lets researchers visualize genetic data from thousands of childhood cancer datasets and analyze their own data at no cost.

The site is web-based and in English, and overall pricing for the broader platform is not stated.

Key features

  • Provides pediatric cancer genomics data covering hematological cancers, brain tumors, and solid tumors.
  • Includes cancer survivorship genomic, clinical, and patient-reported data.
  • Covers non-cancerous diseases such as sickle cell disease with genomic and clinical data.
  • Offers a Genomics Platform for accessing and analyzing pediatric cancer-related genomics data and tools.
  • Provides PeCan, a pediatric cancer variant knowledge base with pathogenicity and recurrence classification.
  • Includes visualization tools ProteinPaint, GenomePaint, and Disco; GenomePaint supports own-data analysis at no cost.
Best for: Researchers studying pediatric cancer, cancer survivorship, or non-cancerous pediatric diseases who need shared genomic and clinical data and analysis tools.
Good for
  • Provides data across pediatric cancer, cancer survivorship, and non-cancerous diseases.
  • Combines multiple applications for data access, variant browsing, visualization, and model systems.
  • GenomePaint is described as available at no cost for analyzing researchers' own data.
Watch out for
  • St. Jude Cloud is not open source.
  • Overall pricing is not stated; only GenomePaint is described as no cost.

St. Jude Cloud at a glance

Official website
stjude.cloud
Type
Dataset
Platforms
Web
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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St. Jude Cloud FAQ

What types of pediatric disease data are available?
Pediatric cancer, cancer survivorship, and non-cancerous diseases including sickle cell disease.
Who can use St. Jude Cloud?
It provides data and analysis resources to the global research community. The homepage does not state further eligibility limits.
Is any part of St. Jude Cloud free?
GenomePaint can be used to analyze researchers' own data at no cost. Pricing for other St. Jude Cloud services is not stated.
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