SEEK is now mobile-friendly. When you are using Android or iPhone compatible device, you will be automatically directed to the SEEK mobile website. All important functions are fully supported. (These include query search, visualizations, gene enrichment analysis, and refine search.)

Added a guide for interpretating the search result in SEEK.

We sometimes get the question: how are the query genes arranged in the expression view? The answer: it used to be in a random but consistent order. Now, we have changed this behavior to automatically clustering the query genes (see below)

We have now significantly expanded the documentation pages. Follow along with our Refine Search tutorial, and our single-gene, multi-gene query guide.

SEEK is now published in Nature Methods. link

Server was down at approximately 3am this morning, and has been restored.

We have added a Supplementary Material page.

We have added a new feature to SEEK: Enrichment of Datasets. Using this feature, users can now explore the connection of their query gene set to specific diseases and tissues by identifying terms enriched in the up-weighted datasets. This feature can be accessed in the Expression View result page (see red-box highlighted in the figure below).

Download dataset page is created.