# Search And Browse Content Tab

### EZ Search

* From the Start Page, select the Search and Browse Content link and pick the EZ search button
* Click human FN1 from the results list
* Results page is outlined according to category, available information includes pathway maps and interactions.
* Under interactions page, compare the details for alpha2/beta1 binding and alpha5/beta1 binding.

## Ontologies - Pathway Maps <a href="#firstheading" id="firstheading"></a>

* From the Start Page, select the Search and Browse Content link and pick the Pathway Maps option.
* This leads to a hierarchy of GeneGO pathway maps
* Select Regulatory maps-->Regulation of cellular processes-->Cell adhesion-->Cell adhesion\_Integrin inside-out signaling
* NOTE: Data from activated experiments is displayed on the map.
* The Overview tab describes details of the map and provides references.
* The Processes tab lists significant GO processes in the map.

### Ontologies - Process Networks

* From the Start Page, select the Search and Browse Content link and pick the Process Networks option.
* This leads to a hierarchy of GeneGO process networks
* Select Process Networks-->Cell adhesion\_ECM remodeling
* NOTE: Data from activated experiments is displayed on the network.
* The network is highly interactive.

### Other - Protein Groups and Complexes <a href="#firstheading" id="firstheading"></a>

* From the Start Page, select the Search and Browse Content link and pick the Protein Groups & Complexes tool.
* The tool links to a page of table of results, select Integrin Receptor Family (Human)


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