The phrase "appearance of gene expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific contexts, particularly in genetics or molecular biology, to refer to the observable traits or characteristics resulting from gene activity.
Example: "The researchers observed the appearance of gene expression in the modified plants, indicating successful genetic alterations."
Alternatives: "manifestation of gene expression" or "expression profile of genes".
Gene expression data have been prevailing over protein and metabolite activity data, because of the relative ease and unified way to measure RNA levels, and this disproportion will be further increased due to the appearance of gene expression measurements techniques based on novel sequencing technologies, e.g. [3].
The added percentages for possible major change and first appearance of gene expression in the early gastrula to early planula stages are 45, 48 and 55%% (Table 8).
The widespread appearance of gene expression data gives a clue for the integration of metabolite network data to reveal significant biomarkers.
The dynamic appearance of gene expression during segment patterning in Strigamia reflects two processes - an intrinsically dynamic process of gene expression in cells around the proctodeum, and the overall movement of cells in the germ band more anteriorly.
The added percentages for major changes and first appearance of gene expression are highest in the early gastrula to early planula stages (n = 214, p = 0.03, two-tail Fisher's exact test).> -wrap-foot>> -wrAllfoot> All entries from the pairwise gene expression spreadsheet (Additional file 3) are included in this table.
Cellular senescence is accompanied by specific epigenetic changes which play an important role in regulation of gene expression and appearance of heterochromatic domains known as senescence-associated heterochromatic foci (SAHFs) [ 9, 10].
The appearance of these motifs may represent an information processing role, such as wide-scale regulation of gene expression for the ssRNA network.
In the lingo, evolution is regulatory (involving patterns of gene expression), not structural (involving the precise proteins coded by genes).
serial analysis of gene expression.
for induction of gene expression.
(G) RT-PCR analysis of gene expression.
