• The advanced search dialog allows for more exact controls over the parameters of searching the current project (Figure 1.8.2.1)


    Figure 1.8.2.1: The search bar at the top right of the screen.

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  • The dialog is opened by clicking the small gear icon by the search bar (Figure 1.8.2.2) in the top right of the screen and click enter.


    Figure 1.8.2.2: The advanced search dialog is opened by pressing the small gear icon by the quick search bar.

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  • The history of advanced search includes all the history from the quick search bar (Figure 1.8.2.3)


    Figure 1.8.2.3: Advanced search history includes all searches including quick search history.

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  • Define range for search either by selection, specifying exact locations or just searching entire project (Figure 1.8.2.4)


    Figure 1.8.2.4: Search range is defined either by specifying exact base pair location using selection or entire sequence.

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  • Relax search parameters by defining number of allowed mismatches in sequence (Figure 1.8.2.5)


    Figure 1.8.2.5: Define number of allowed mismatches between sequence and results.

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  • Decide which alphabet to use while searching, DNA or Amino Acid (Figure 1.8.2.6)


    Figure 1.8.2.6: Define which alphabet to use in search, DNA or Amino Acid.

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  • Define which fields will be searched, including plus and minus strands, project ORFs, primers, annotations, comments, changes, and alignments (Figure 1.8.2.7)


    Figure 1.8.2.7: Select which fields to search in the project, strands, ORFs, primers, annotations, comments, changes and alignments.

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  • All searches will automatically include searching the project and feature properties

  • Results will appear in the search result tab, as in the quick search.