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# Curate Gene table
The **Curate Gene Table** provides a searchable and sortable list of all genes stored in your organization’s Curate database. This feature helps you quickly review, search, and filter curated genes.
## **Columns**
* **Gene**: Gene symbol
* **Type**: Gene type (e.g., protein-coding, ncRNA, pseudogene)
* **Strand**: Strand orientation of the gene
All columns support alphabetical sorting for easy navigation.
## **Search bar**
Search for genes by **gene symbol**, **HGNC ID**, or **NCBI ID**.
{% hint style="success" %}
**Tip:** To search by HGNC or NCBI ID, enter the relevant ID directly (no prefix or suffix required). The search will return genes where the HGNC or NCBI ID matches the entered value.
{% endhint %}
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