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edraizen / HistoneDB

Browse all histone sequences by histone varaints
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/HistoneDB2.0
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Advance filter #43

Closed anna-panchenko closed 9 years ago

anna-panchenko commented 9 years ago

Some Advance filter options are misspelled for "All sequences" tab: ex "insesitive". what does it mean "in (comma separated)?

"Only show unique sequences where no organism has multiple sequenes that are identical" - sequences is misspelled

edraizen commented 9 years ago

I'll fix those typos, thank! "in (comma separated)" means it can be in a list of items, which are separated by a comma. E.g. to get sequences from H2A.B and H2A.X, type in "H2A.B,H2A.X", with the menu item "in (comma separated)" selected. Does that make sense?