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Only Studies you have permission to observe (Studies created by you or Studies shared with your group of users
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by another user) are displayed as default.
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By default all studies are shown that you have permission to see, but since you aren’t expected to scroll through
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thousands of studies there are, of course, search and filtering options to help you find studies of interest.
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These are given in the left hand panel of the Study Browser and they allow you to search by study name, accession or
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by the text present in any metadata field.
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There is search and filtering options to help you find studies of interest.
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Facets in the left hand panel of the Study Browser and Search bar allow you to search by study name, accession or
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by any value presented in any metadata field.
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#### NOTE
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!!! tip
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Harmonising your Study and its child entities (Samples, Libraries, Preparations, Data) Metadata values by using
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configurable validation rules helps you to find all relevant values by preventing missed results due to
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non-standard terms usage.
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Harmonising your study and sample data (metadata) texts by using controlled vocabularies and ontologies helps searches find all relevant data by preventing missed results due to misspellings or non-standard term usage
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The search is also aware of controlled dictionary/ontology and will expand results to include synonyms, with optional
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extension to include child terms.
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Click on the question mark next to the search bar to open `Help` with more details about advanced search functionality.
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The search is also controlled vocabulary/ontology aware and will expand results to include synonyms, with optional extension to include child terms. You can use asterisks (\*) to allow any positive number of wildcard characters: “*ale” will find “male” and “female” for example. Click on the question mark next to the search bar to open \*\*Help\** with more details about advanced search functionality.
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