What is the meaning of "///" symbol in gene expression datasets?

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What is the meaning of "///" symbol in gene expression datasets?

I've retrieved datasets from GEO database and found some of the gene expressions data are of genes with the "///" symbol, such as SERPINB4///SERPINB3 and IGHA2///IGHA1///IGH. Which genes are...

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Bruno César Feltes

Hi Daphne Olivia Jawai Sadai ,

The "///" means that this probe (or any given probe) was designed to match all those genes. In other words, these are non-specific probes.

Jaime Enrique Plazas Román

hello Daphne Olivia Jawai Sadai just like Bruno César Feltes answered /// means that there are non-specific probes

Daphne Olivia Jawai Sadai

Bruno César Feltes thank u for your answer! appreciate it.