The phrase "adaptation in expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or variations in how something is expressed, such as in language, art, or communication.
Example: "The adaptation in expression among different cultures highlights the diversity of human creativity."
Alternatives: "variation in expression" or "modification in expression".
Additionally, to further narrow down the number of identified TFBS, we asked whether the identified TFBS are likely to be functionally relevant for adaptations in expression of RPS19 protein in the context of DBA/TEC.
These genes will be the main candidates in population studies between early and late egg-hatchers to get more insight in the mechanisms behind this adaptation, or in expression studies over various temporal scales.
While short-term up-regulation of some Hsp70 isoforms represent a mechanism of adaptation to tidal exposure under high air temperatures that can be extremely important in terms of transcription levels, other isoforms can undergo a long-term adaptation in constitutive expression levels in a cold environment.
Furthermore, if plasticity is contributing to adaptation, the differences in expression between ecotypes will be higher in the field than in the laboratory environment.
Altogether, recent positive selection events detected using polymorphism data are more likely to correspond to adaptation through changes in expression patterns (gene expression level or regulation), whereas selective events detected through divergence analysis may mostly correspond to changes in protein function.
We have analyzed the global adaptations in gene expression patterns in the budding yeast when the Hsp90 molecular chaperone complex is perturbed either pharmacologically or genetically.
We propose that this apparent protective effect was related to adaptations in gene expression regulating gastric energy metabolism as indicated by overexpression of those involved in AMPK/ACC-related pathways.
This latent repertoire is a source of potential novel adaptations in gene expression patterns, because most circuits in a genotype set are part of a single genotype network, and each latent phenotype in the repertoire can be realized by one of these circuits.
If adaptation for expression in a given tissue is particularly important for the function of a coding sequence then a gene would preferentially use the codons "typical" for that tissue, which in our construction are inferrable from the EB1 gene sequences.
Here, the factor transect could be considered as a control of expression differences between ecotypes in the sense that any putative candidate loci of adaptation should produce significant differences in expression between ecotypes, but not significant differentiation between transects or interaction.
