The phrase "a diverse expression pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or differences in how something is expressed, such as in art, language, or biological traits.
Example: "The study revealed a diverse expression pattern of genes in response to environmental changes."
Alternatives: "a varied expression pattern" or "a multifaceted expression pattern".
Since not many differences were seen in the heritable changes in gene expression, we wondered if a diverse expression pattern is seen early after treatment as has been suggested by others [26].
GSDMB shows a diverse expression pattern in tissues, including expression in the lung, liver, intestine and colon, but with very low expression in bronchial epithelial cells.
Although the expression of MMP-27 mRNA was lower in breast cancer samples, its protein showed a diverse expression pattern in the analyzed samples.
A quite diverse expression pattern was observed among the various promoters in flowers (Figure 4, fourth row).
In summary, we detected a broad and diverse expression pattern of MMPs in different cell lines representing different human gynecological cancer entities.
Conversely, XIPs from poplar resulted to have a wide and diverse expression pattern and to differ in their capability to transfer water [ 44].
Eleven MAPK genes were significantly induced under drought treatment, including two in group B, four in group C, and five in group D. In addition, 23 MAPK genes were induced and highly expressed after low temperature treatment (4°C), with diverse expression pattern.
The other 11 ZmARF genes also displayed diverse expression pattern in response to auxin treatment, indicating the complexity of auxin-regulated gene expression of ZmARF genes.
Given its diverse expression pattern on different cell types, it has been associated with multiple biological functions via mediating cell-specific responses [ 16, 17].
Interestingly, miR-146a has shown diverse expression pattern in different cancer cell types, such as being upregulated in breast cancer [ 75] and cervical cancer [ 76] while being downregulated in papillary thyroid carcinoma [ 53].
