Identifying samples from COSMIC/cBioportal etc with only a specific driver mutation

Can anyone suggest a sensible way to identify samples from any of the larger cancer databases that have a putative/probable driver mutation in a particular gene (e.g. CDKN2A), and only in that gene (i.e. no other driver mutations)?

cancer genomics

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updated 5.1 years ago by Ram

• written 5.2 years ago by John •

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Explore this database. This may help. DriverDBv2: A database for human cancer driver gene research http://120.110.158.132:8787/driverdbv2/

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written 5.2 years ago by pbpanigrahi

Thanks, that website doesn't seem to have been updated since 2013 and doesn't seem to be functional now.

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written 5.2 years ago by John •

Can Check Driverdbv3 http://driverdb.tms.cmu.edu.tw/

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written 5.2 years ago by pbpanigrahi

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