Hello!
cBioPortal focuses mainly on somatic mutations, copy-number alterations, mRNA / protein expression, and clinical data. It only includes limited gene-level DNA methylation in a few studies, and no RNA methylation, so it might not be the ideal source for epigenetic data. That said, you can still use cBioPortal for genomic + clinical context, pull data into R, and combine it later with methylation data from other sources
To work with cBioPortal data in R, the
cBioPortalData package is the easiest option. In Galaxy, you can upload TSV/CSV files downloaded from cBioPortal and use standard tools for filtering, merging, and visualization.
Best,
Guizela