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When I use a single word as a query for targets, I do get what I want. However, when I use another notation (more than two words) for the same target, I get crazy long list where other targets are listed because they share words with my multi-word query.
For example:
'RdRp' gives good results (11 targets.
'RNA-directed RNA polymerase' gives thousands of targets. It seems every RNA polymerase entry was listed.
How to avoid this overwhelming result?
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Hi there
Sorry, my question may sound stupid.
When I use a single word as a query for targets, I do get what I want. However, when I use another notation (more than two words) for the same target, I get crazy long list where other targets are listed because they share words with my multi-word query.
For example:
'RdRp' gives good results (11 targets.
'RNA-directed RNA polymerase' gives thousands of targets. It seems every RNA polymerase entry was listed.
How to avoid this overwhelming result?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: