I ended up finding it, but I had to search for that gene in another related species, then enter the homology tree and get to my target gene from there. I'm not sure why, but not matter the term I use (HGNC symbol, alt symbols, full name) it won't show up in my species of interest.
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which gene and species is that ?
In general.
In general, its quite interesting. I am curious to know the answers too :)
Are you searching the same reference build that you used to identify the gene in the first place?
That is sort of the question that I'm asking, if a new build of a species drops a gene, how do I tell if the search by name tool isn't working, or if they've actually dropped it.