From: Gene Help: Integrated Access to Genes of Genomes in the Reference Sequence Collection
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Scope | Query | Notes |
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Find genes mapped to Arabidopsis thaliana chromosome 3 that have orthologs reported in HomoloGene | arabidopsis thaliana[orgn] AND 3[chr] AND gene_homologene[filter] | [orgn] is used to restrict “Arabidopsis thaliana” to the organism field. [chr] is used to restrict ”3” to the chromosome field. |
Find genes also being processed by OMIM but for which there is not currently a RefSeq of the type "known" |
gene omim[filter] is used to find all Gene records with relationships to OMIM. | |
Find genes from genomes other than mammals that are classified by the GO consortium to have some relationship to the cytoskeleton |
[go] is used to restrict to the field “Genome Ontology”. | |
Find genes expressed in human placenta but not prostate |
human[orgn] AND ("placenta"[expression/tissues] NOT "prostate"[expression/tissues]) | [orgn] is used to restrict “human” to the organism field. [expression/tissues] is used to restrict records to those expressed in placenta while the Boolean NOT also restricts it to those not expressed in prostate. |
Find genes expressed in mouse liver | [orgn] is used to restrict “mouse” to the organism field. [expression/tissues] is used to restrict records to those expressed in liver at any of the 4 developmental stages represented in the primary mouse dataset. Expression bins are indexed both on the full string and individual words. | |
Find genes expressed in mouse liver at developmental stage E14.5 | [orgn] is used to restrict “mouse” to the organism field. [expression/tissues] is used to restrict records to those expressed in liver only at developmental stage E14.5. Expression bins are indexed both on the full string and individual words. |
From: Gene Help: Integrated Access to Genes of Genomes in the Reference Sequence Collection
NCBI Bookshelf. A service of the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health.