- Course overview
- Search within this course
- What is ArrayExpress?
- How are datasets submitted and stored in ArrayExpress?
- Experiment and sample information
- Files and download
- Next steps (towards data analysis)
- Summary
- Quiz: Check your learning
- Your feedback
- Learn more
- Get help and support on ArrayExpress
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How to search ArrayExpress
Start your search by typing directly into the search box, or view all experiments in ArrayExpress by clicking on “browse” (Figure 7).
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Other features of the ArrayExpress homepage that can be accessed (but are not discussed in this course) are the submission area (C), the help section (D) and the login function to view your submitted but unpublished (hence “private”) experiments (E). |
You can search the ArrayExpress database by typing keywords or accession numbers into the search box (A). Alternatively, use the “Browse” tab to see a list of all experiments (B).