Sentence examples for but its specific expression from inspiring English sources

What can be protected is not the idea but its specific expression: Stephanie Meyer didn't have a monopoly on vampire stories, nor Degas on pictures of ballet dancers, and Mattel didn't have one on fashion-forward plastic dolls.

The mlc2v promoter has been used to identify "ventricular" myocytes from differentiating ES cells in vitro [46], but its "specific" expression is only apt for adult rodent heart.

PPARγ expression can be detected in whole extracts of skeletal muscle [ 48, 49], but its specific expression in myoblasts has not been reported so far and the consensus is that it is not expressed in myocytes.

Immunohistochemistry also confirmed the essential absence of K17 from adult interfollicular epidermis, but, interestingly, revealed its specific expression in the specialized epidermal keratinocytes of the sensory Merkel cell-associated "haarscheiben" organs (Moll et al. 1993a); this keratin thus may be applied as a sensitive haarscheiben marker in studies of cutaneous neurobiology.

Mouse Hrmt1l2 gene is reported to be expressed in a variety of tissues including testis, ovary and embryo, but there are no reports indicating its specific expression in the oocyte [Unigene: Mm.21911].

Multiple-tissue Northern blot analysis revealed its specific expression in the testis among 16 normal tissues examined.

Its specific expression in the vascular system suggests a potential role for this gene in endothelial cells (Figure 4F).

The proximal regions of the cardiac TnI gene regulate its specific expression in the heart.

The cancer/testis antigen (CT) family is defined by its specific expression pattern.

RHAMM expression had been detected previously in mRNA extracted from cattle cumulus-oocyte complexes (Schoenfelder and Einspanier, 2003), but its cell specific expression and localization in the reproductive system was unknown.

Interestingly, otoancorin is also located on human chromosome 16p, but its specific function is unknown and its expression is apparently limited to the inner ear.