Decoding Malignant Trajectories from Single-Cell Dynamics

EVOKE, A Database for the Evolutionary Vector Of Key Events, is an integrative database that captures pivotal molecular events across the course of tumor evolution. It hosts single-cell transcriptomic profiles from 12 human and mouse cancer types, spanning healthy tissue, inflamed primary tumors, and metastatic sites.

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1,141
Patients
12
Cancer Types
8
Evolutionary Vectors
7,147,991
Cells
29,618
Molecular Events

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Example searches: TP53; Inflamed; Epithelial Cells; CRC;

Health

Homeostasis

Healthy cells maintain controlled growth/differentiation. Stable gene expression and tissue architecture with physiological function.

Inflamed

Microenvironment disruption

Persistent immune infiltration (macrophages/lymphocytes) and cytokine release. DNA damage accumulates in hyperplastic tissue.

Primary

Local invasion

Oncogenic mutations drive uncontrolled proliferation. Tumor invades locally with angiogenesis and cellular heterogeneity.

Metastasis

Systemic spread

Cells disseminate via EMT, survive as CTCs, and colonize distant organs. New niches exhibit immunosuppression and lethal secondary growth.