• with `name:BXD_24417`
• with `BXD_24417`
• with `24417`

To verify that the trait exists, here is

• the trait page

That also means we cannot do an inverse search, where we say something like

species:mouse NOT BXD_24417

Here is

• some related code

relating to the indexing of the data for search.

Identifiers such as BXD_24417 are arbitrary internal identifiers that hold no meaning outside GeneNetwork. This is unlike something like a PubMed ID that holds meaning outside GeneNetwork. Arbitrary internal identifiers should not be exposed to the outside world.

• Searching by dataset name

works as expected, but should you want to, say, filter out one of the authors, with something like

• this search,

you do not get the expected results.

Changing the search to

• more clearly bracketed queries

leads to an outright exception: This should probably be handled.

• Here is another example

of the `NOT` operator acting a little weird: note that phenotypes with "Lu L" as an author still show up.

Due to

• performance reasons,

pure `NOT` queries are not supported.

Queries involving author:"Lu L" not working is a bug. This has been moved to a separate bug report.

• /issues/search-queries-with-quoted-author-names-dont-work

• closed