The phrase "a shared expression in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a common phrase or sentiment that is recognized or used within a particular context or community.
Example: "The phrase 'we're all in this together' is a shared expression in times of crisis, reflecting unity and support."
Alternatives: "a common expression in" or "a mutual expression in".
In the case of CASC1-1 and CASC1-2, RNA-seq revealed shared expression in embryo and testes, with CASC1-1 also expressed in spleen and CASC1-2 detected in liver and muscle (Table 1).
Moreover, not all patients with ECG abnormalities had epilepsy, and our findings illustrate that in alternating hemiplegia, somatic (cardiac) co-morbidity is not temporally related to plegic episodes or seizures, but probably due to shared expression in heart and brain of mutated protein.
In other instances, the songbird duplication was expressed in additional tissues beyond those of the parent gene, as in the case of FN3KRPL1, which is expressed in liver and skin, as well as sharing expression in embryo with parent gene FN3KRP (Table 1).
In addition to the foregoing set of genes inferred to have experienced instantaneous expression alteration as a consequence of genomic merger, an even larger class of genes did not exhibit shared expression biases in the F1 hybrid and AD1 allopolyploid.
To address the issue of causality in shared expression patterns, biological knowledge accumulated in public databases, such as Gene Ontology, can be used to dissect genes that are involved in a specific biological process, molecular function, or cellular component [ 61].
For example, shared expression of Lhx1/5 in bilaterian gastrulation, the cnidarian blastopore [ 56], and the sponge pigment spot suggests a possible organizing role during development.
A shared gene expression signature enriched in PRC2 target genes and Oct4/Sox2/Nanog target genes further reveals a direct link between poorly differentiated human tumour cells and ES cells (Piunti and Pasini, 2011).
We screened the expression patterns observed in female brains of more than 2500 different p65ADZp-ZpGAL4DBD combinations, each chosen based on our anatomical analyses of the original GAL4 lines as likely sharing expression in a particular cell type.
In conclusion, our study shows that there is a shared in vivo expression response to different inducers of lung inflammation.
