The phrase "address gene expression patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in scientific or research contexts when discussing the analysis or modification of gene expression in biological studies.
Example: "The researchers aimed to address gene expression patterns in response to environmental changes."
Alternatives: "analyze gene expression patterns" or "examine gene expression patterns."
The first part of our study was designed to address whether gene expression patterns in xenografts varied with tumor size.
Few studies have addressed tissue-specific gene expression patterns in the grape berry.
In environmental monitoring, SAGE could not only provide a method for quickly categorizing chemicals and assigning a mode of toxic action but also allow more sensitive end points to address specifically gene expression pattern.
Therefore, the recent release of NGS transcriptome collections from several tissues and stages from physiological conditions for specific tomato genotypes provides a relevant resource to be appropriately exploited to address key questions on gene expression patterns, such as those related to fruit ripening and development in tomato.
As a step towards understanding these processes at a molecular level, here we specifically address the question of conservation of gene expression patterns and protein evolution in sex-biased genes.
To address these needs, we have evaluated gene expression patterns in human ileal epithelial cells isolated by laser capture microdissection (LCMD) from either the villus or crypt epithelial cell regions of the crypt-villus axis.
This new platform is publicly available at the following web address: http://resource.ibab.ac.in/MGEx-Tdb/ Establishing gene expression patterns would facilitate understanding of almost every aspect of cellular and molecular biology.
Exploring DMH-enriched genes will have a potential to further address DMH function because the analysis of cell-type-specific gene expression patterns could elucidate brain function (Wang et al., 2010; Ko et al., 2013).
To address this question, we first sought to elucidate how hyperthermia induces alterations in gene expression patterns in mammary epithelial and breast cancer cells.
