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Select Resource and Search
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Search Equations Add Power (Nov 2009)
Enter words, identifiers, or advanced commands in the Get Any or Combined
search fields. Some examples to test:
- RIF=autism finds many autism-associated transcripts in RNA databases (rif=reference into function)
- Mb=(Chr1 174 177) finds genes/transcripts or markers on chromosome 1 from 174 to 177 Mb
- Mean=(10 16) LRS=(23 46) in the Combined field finds highly expressed genes (10 to 16 units) AND that have peak LRS linkage between 23 and 46.
- Wiki=nicotine finds genes/transcripts annotated by GN users with the key word nicotine
- GO:0045202 finds synapse-associated genes from Gene Ontology
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Getting Started
- Select Species (or select All)
- Select Group (a specific sample)
- Select Type of data:
- Phenotype (traits)
- Genotype (markers)
- Expression (mRNAs)
- Select a Database
- Enter search terms in the Any or All field: words, genes, ID numbers, probes, advanced search commands
- Click on the Search button
- Optional: Use the Make Default button to save your preferences
- Optional: Try Advanced Search
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How to Use GeneNetwork
Take a 20-40 minute GeneNetwork Tour that includes screen shots and typical steps in the analysis.
For information about resources and methods, select the  buttons.
Try the Test site to explore data and features that are being implemented.
Review the Conditions and Contacts pages for information on the status of data sets and advice on their use and citation.
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Mirror and Development Sites
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