Given a list of (let say 4) MicroRNA and a list of relationships (pictar, rna22,…), returns the list of target TargetGenes common to all MicroRNA in all relationships.
I am trying to do by this way but it does not work...
MATCH (n:microRNA)-[r]->(n:Target)
WHERE r.name='RNA22v2'
OR r.name='PicTar'
RETURN n
But it does not give me any results.
This may or may not be the actual problem, but instead of
MATCH (n:microRNA)-[r]->(n:Target)
WHERE r.name='RNA22v2'
OR r.name='PicTar'
RETURN n
shouldn't you have
MATCH (m:microRNA)-[r]->(t:Target)
WHERE r.name='RNA22v2'
OR r.name='PicTar'
RETURN m,t
Using the same variable n for two different nodes may confuse things.
Hope this helps, Tom
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