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You can achieve more accurate search results by using the following operators in your search query.

Guide table of search operators and examples
Operator Function
Space Search for data that contains both search terms.
lung cancer

→ Search for data that contains both "lung" and "cancer".
| Search for data that contains either of the two search terms (at least one).
lung | cancer

→ Search for data that contains either "lung" or "cancer".
! Exclude a specific term.
Exclude data that contains the search term following NOT.
lung !cancer

→ Search for data that contains "lung" but excludes "cancer".
[ ] Search for data that exactly matches the phrase within square brackets.
IUPAC name search, long phrase search
[lung cancer]

→ Search for data that exactly matches the phrase "lung cancer".
( ) Grouping/precedence operator for complex queries.
(bio (lung | cancer) )

→ Search for data that contains either "lung" or "cancer" and also contains "bio".
* Partial match using a wildcard.
Search for data that matches the pattern where * represents zero or more characters.
canc*

→ Search for data that contains terms starting with "canc", such as "cancer" or "cancers".

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