Structured Advanced Query Page

(Advanced Query Documentation | SAQP Webinars )

1. Enter your BioVelo query below (then, click Submit Query):	*Below are some BioVelo* query examples.**

2. The following selectors provide documentation only:

Databases	Classes	Attributes	Operators

1. Select your database, class of objects, and conditions to search:

2. Select attributes to include in the query output:

3. Select query output format:

HTML Tab Delimited Text (columns are separated by tabs)

Specify List of Organism Databases

Select One or More Databases:

By Name
By Taxonomy
By Organism Properties
My Lists

Organism Filter:

Filter organisms by first letter

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J
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Search for taxon in taxonomy tree:

Find organism databases according to:

Organism characteristics, e.g. pathogenicity = human
Collection metadata, e.g. human microbiome body site = blood
Database properties, e.g. # (number) of Genes < 500

Database lists include both predefined lists and lists that are saved as SmartTables that you can edit from your My SmartTables page. To add all organisms from a saved list, check the box next to the list name and then click the "Add" button.

You have no saved database lists

A colored background indicates a Tier 1 or Tier 2 curated database.

Current Selection

0 databases or taxa currently selected.

Remember Selection as SmartTable: Create New Update Existing

Note: if you create a user account and log in, you can save your database lists for next time.

Structured Advanced Query Page

1. Enter your BioVelo query below (then, click Submit Query):

2. The following selectors provide documentation only:

1. Select your database, class of objects, and conditions to search:

2. Select attributes to include in the query output:

3. Select query output format:

General Information

Data and Services

Credits

Follow Us

Select One or More Databases:

Current Selection

Search

Genome

SmartTables

Metabolism

Analysis

Structured Advanced Query Page

1. Enter your BioVelo query below (then, click Submit Query):

2. The following selectors provide documentation only:

1. Select your database, class of objects, and conditions to search:

2. Select attributes to include in the query output:

3. Select query output format: