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.
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?