Sentence examples for conflicting expression from inspiring English sources

Notably, certain miRNAs may act as either oncogenes or tumor suppressors in different contexts, and thus may lead to conflicting expression profiles [30].

We annotated the genes as down- or up-regulated during EMT according to the source and removed genes with conflicting expression changes between different sets.

Finally, conflicting expression profiles may correspond to genes differentially regulated in FcB1 as compared to 3D7, as previously observed by Llinas et al. for a few genes of HB3 and Dd2 strains [ 19].

These conflicting expression patterns may suggest that the cell-of-origin is a multipotent progenitor cell of varying competence providing a heterogenic character to the developing tumor.

This trend was further illustrated by GO analysis of human-mouse transcript pairs, with conflicting expression patterns in clinical psoriasis and mouse phenotypes (Figures S10 and S11).

If a protein had conflicting expression patterns (upregulated in one case, but downregulated in the other) then it was not considered.

A few other immune cells express IL-28RA especially at the mRNA level (e.g., B cells, macrophages and plasmacytoid DCs), but conflicting protein expression data are reported in the literature.

These conflicting Pomc expression data may relate to differences in sampling time, treatment regimes and/or treatment duration, but might also reflect differences in pharmacological properties between MT-II and RM-493.

Our findings indicate additional layers of complexity of conflict expression within the fungus-growing ant microbe symbiosis.

Here we explore complexity of conflict expression within the ancient and coevolved mutualistic association between attine ants, their fungal cultivar, and actinomycetous bacteria (Pseudonocardia).

Furthermore, populations of mutualists are composed of different symbiont genotypes, and conflict expression and regulation is likely to be influenced by host-mutualist genotype combinations as well as the avoidance of mixing of multiple genotypes within individual combinations [4] [5], [31] [32].