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| - **Boolean OR** : You can search within a single field for one term or another team simultaneously using the keyword **OR**. For example: **Lung** OR **Breast**. This will return any result containing the term Lung OR the term Breast in your specified field. | - **Boolean OR** : You can search within a single field for one term or another team simultaneously using the keyword **OR**. For example: **Lung** OR **Breast**. This will return any result containing the term Lung OR the term Breast in your specified field. | ||
| - **Boolean AND** : You can search within a single field for one term and another team simultaneously using the keyword **AND**. For example: **Lung** AND **Cancer**. This will return any result containing both the term Lung AND the term Cancer in your specified field. | - **Boolean AND** : You can search within a single field for one term and another team simultaneously using the keyword **AND**. For example: **Lung** AND **Cancer**. This will return any result containing both the term Lung AND the term Cancer in your specified field. | ||
| - | - **Exact Phrase** : You can search for an exact phrase using double quotes. For example, if you search for "Lung Cancer" in the cell type field, it will only match if the exact cell type "Lung Cancer" exists. This will not match the phrase **lung cancer cell line**. This is useful for matching phrases that may be sub-components of larger phrases. For example, you may want to search for "CAS9" in the enzyme field if you want only the enzyme CAS9 to show up and not the enzyme dCas9-KRAB. Searching for CAS9 without quotes would return both matches. | + | - **Exact Phrase** : You can search for an exact phrase using double quotes. For example, if you search for <nowiki>"Lung Cancer"</nowiki> in the cell type field, it will only match if the exact cell type <nowiki>"Lung Cancer"</nowiki> exists. This will not match the phrase **lung cancer cell line**. This is useful for matching phrases that may be sub-components of larger phrases. For example, you may want to search for <nowiki>"CAS9"</nowiki> in the enzyme field if you want only the enzyme CAS9 to show up and not the enzyme dCas9-KRAB. Searching for CAS9 without quotes would return both matches. |
| - **GROUPING** : You can group together phrases using round brackets for more complex style queries. For example: Cancer AND (Lung OR Breast). Phrases in brackets are executed first and then matches with those outside the brackets. | - **GROUPING** : You can group together phrases using round brackets for more complex style queries. For example: Cancer AND (Lung OR Breast). Phrases in brackets are executed first and then matches with those outside the brackets. | ||