Use gene commands to retrieve canonical metadata and targeted biological context.
- symbol-based retrieval,
- lightweight search,
- section expansion,
- JSON output for downstream systems.
Start with search when you are unsure of symbol spelling or aliases.
biomcp search gene BRAF --limit 5Useful fields in search output typically include symbol, Entrez ID, and species.
biomcp get gene BRAFThe default gene view is concise and intended for orientation.
BioMCP expands detail via positional sections.
Pathway view:
biomcp get gene BRAF pathwaysDisease associations:
biomcp get gene BRAF diseasesOntology terms:
biomcp get gene BRAF ontologyProtein summary:
biomcp get gene BRAF proteinGO terms and interactions:
biomcp get gene BRAF go interactionsCIViC evidence summary:
biomcp get gene BRAF civicTissue expression (GTEx):
biomcp get gene BRAF expressionDruggability profile (DGIdb):
biomcp get gene BRAF druggabilityGene-disease validity (ClinGen):
biomcp get gene BRAF clingenMultiple sections can be chained:
biomcp get gene BRAF pathways diseasesbiomcp gene trials BRAF --limit 5
biomcp gene drugs BRAF --limit 5
biomcp gene pathways BRAF
biomcp gene articles BRAF
biomcp gene definition BRAFbiomcp search trial -c melanoma --mutation "BRAF V600E" --limit 5biomcp search article -g BRAF -d melanoma --limit 5biomcp search variant -g BRAF --limit 5Use JSON for pipelines or agent post-processing.
biomcp --json get gene BRAFIf a section name is unsupported, BioMCP returns an explicit unknown-section message with hints about valid section names.
- Keep section requests narrow for better focus.
- Start with one section, then add another only if needed.
- Use
searchfirst when symbol ambiguity is possible.