The GenomeWeb Intelligence Network search engine uses most standard
search techniques. Some of the most common that you might be interested
in using are...
Search for exact phrases using quotation
marks (" "):
Typing "polymerase chain reaction" or "sanger centre" will find items
with that exact phrase.
Use the minus sign (-) to narrow your
search:
If you enter genotyping -SNP, that tells the search
engine to include the word genotyping but not SNP.
Don't forget - there's no space after the minus sign (e.g. -SNP).
Use a wildcard (*) for multiple endings:
By typing an * (asterisk symbol) at the end of a word, you can search
for items with multiple endings. For example: microarray* would return
items such as microarrays, microarrayers, etc.
Search Command Chart
To
search for:
Use
the Command:
Example:
One word AND
another
Use space
between words
zebrafish
pathway Returns articles with the words zebrafishandpathway in the story
One word OR
another
(word
1,word 2) Attention: No spaces after the comma!
(zebrafish,pathway) Returns all articles with the words zebrafishorpathway in the story
One word BUT
NOT another
-NotWord (minus symbol) Notice: No spaces after the minus sign!
zebrafish
-pathway Returns items containing the word zebrafish and
will exclude all items containing the word pathway
in the story
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