Variant search
The variant search box on top of the Filters/Presets panel allows you to quickly find specific variants within a case by applying customized filters.
How variant search works with filters and filter presets
Variant search uses AND logic with any active filters or filter presets.
This means that only variants matching all selected criteria—from both the search and the filters/presets—will be displayed.
Applying multiple filters
You can apply multiple filters in variant search box, one at a time, from the same or different categories.
Individual search queries are combined under either:
AND logic
A variant must meet all selected criteria to appear in the results. This narrows your search.
Example
Search query:
Phenotype = Hyporeflexia AND Phenotype = Dilated cardiomyopathy AND
Phenotype = Calf muscle pseudohypertrophy
Search result will include:
Variants in gene(s) that are associated with all three specified phenotypes
OR logic
A variant will appear in the results if it meets any of the selected criteria. This broadens your search.
Example
Search query:
Gene = BRCA1
OR Disease = Breast-ovarian cancer, familial, 2
Search result will include:
Variants in the BRCA1 gene
Variants in gene(s) associated with Breast-ovarian cancer, familial, 2
Variant search filter categories
Gene
Gene symbol
Search by a single gene name
"BRCA1"
Variants in the BRCA1 gene
Multiple gene symbols (batch)
Search multiple genes in one query
"BRCA1, BRCA2, UBE3A"
Variants in the BRCA1, BRCA2, UBE3A genes
Gene list
Search by a predefined gene list name
"Cardiomyopathy panel"
Variants in the genes included in the Cardiomyopathy panel gene list
Phenotype
Phenotype
Search by a phenotype name
"Mandibular prognathia"
Variants in genes where at least one associated disease includes Mandibular prognathia as one of it's phenotypes
Disease
Disease
Search by a disease name
"Kabuki syndrome 1"
Variants in genes where at least one associated disease has a name that exactly matches the query disease
Disease inheritance mode
Search by a disease inheritance mode
"Autosomal dominant"
Variants in genes where at least one associated disease has an inheritance mode that matches the query
Due to a current limitation, the dropdown may display duplicate entries for the same disease. To ensure complete results, please select all matching entries, not just one.

Variant notation
Specific SNV/Indel
Search by exact variant notation
"chr1:27089776G>T"
Variant that exactly matches the specified genomic position, reference allele, and alternate allele
Specific MNV (39.0+)
Search by exact variant notation
"chr1:100AT>GC"
Variant that exactly matches the specified genomic position, reference allele, and alternate allele
Genomic position or range
Genomic position
Search by a single coordinate
"chr11:2686616"
SNVs/indels that match the specified genomic position
CNVs whose starting position matches the specified genomic position
Genomic range
Search by a range of positions
"chr11:2686616-2886620"
SNVs/indels whose positions fall within the specified genomic range, including both start and end coordinates
CNVs whose starting position falls within the specified genomic range, including both start and end coordinates
Free text
Free text search is performed within variant characteristics using substring matching, meaning the query can match any part of a word. See the table below for example use cases.
Free text
Search by variant main effect full name
"Stop lost"
Variants where the main effect is "Stop lost"
Free text
Search by variant main effect partial name
"Stop"
Variants where the main effect is "Stop lost", "Stop gained", "Stop retained variant"
Free text
Search by partial gene symbol
"CYP"
Variants in genes whose symbols include "CYP" (cytochrome P450 genes)
Free text
Search by dbSNP ID
"rs2488992"
Variant with dbSNP ID "rs2488992"
Free text
Search by cytoband
"1p36.33"
Variants located within the 1p36.33 cytoband
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