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The results from an NMPDR Search are displayed in a table, as shown below.

Links will usually take you to the appropriate page in the Genome Viewer.

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Above the results table, the search title describes the search itself, and the results header indicates how many results are being displayed on the current page and the total number of results from the search. The page navigator allows you to see other result pages.

Between the page navigator and the search title, the options box provides several useful options for the search. The Repeat link enables you to save a URL that will repeat the same search. The Download buttons enable you to download the search results in one or more different formats. All search results can be downloaded in tab-delimited format (suitable for importing into Excel) and XML format (suitable for importing into various web tools). If the list of search results is small enough (around 10,000 or fewer), they can be displayed in an Interactive Table. Finally, searches that return a list of genes allow you to download the genes in FASTA Format, either as nucleotides with an optional flanking width, or as proteins.

Topic revision: r5 - 01 Apr 2009 - 05:33:40 - Bruce Parrello
 
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