In almost all eukaryotes, actins are encoded by members of multigene families, and these different actin genes are expressed differently across different cell types, tissues, and developmental stages [ 59].
The determinants are complex and are expressed differently in different settings (Irwin, Siddiqi, & Hertzman, 2007).
Evidence from anthropological studies makes it clear that some mental illnesses are expressed differently in different cultures and it is also clear that non-Western cultures often have a different way of thinking about mental illness.
A well-studied family of PRRs are the toll-like receptors (TLRs) [32], which are expressed differently in different APC populations.
Moreover, LOX isoenzymes are expressed differently in different tissues [ 152].
Because gamma oscillations are expressed differently under different conditions and are modulated by several factors, there is still a poor understanding of their implication in various brain processes.
Diseases of the same cause are expressed differently and those with different cause sometimes look the same, a difficulty also encountered often in the study of emerging infections.
Although normalization of the data by strain provided a convenient way of identifying probe sets that are expressed differently, it does not provide a direct view of actual differences in expression.
In addition, a considerable portion of the cells may be at different cycle stages during which groups of genes are expressed differently.
It has also been suggested that certain genes are expressed differently in B. pertussis and in B. bronchiseptica, and that this difference might be responsible in part for infection in humans [ 78].
Talent is nurtured and developed, and even genes are expressed differently depending upon environmental influences.
