Sentence examples for convergence of expression from inspiring English sources

While these transcripts were not found to be differentially expressed at H6-12, they still conform to the convergence of expression profile at 48 hours.

The convergence of expression (10) is rapid, since few terms should be summed for achieving the 5th significant digit accuracy for various values of corresponding PDF parameters.

The fact that homologous gene expression in A. formosa petals was most strongly correlated with that in A. thaliana sepals is most likely due to the significant convergence of expression patterns of A. formosa petals and sepals (Table S1) and the strong correlation of expression between A. formosa sepals and A. thaliana sepals.

However, we observed an unexpected convergence of expression profiles by 48 hours of regeneration between these two contrasting scenarios.

Surprisingly, we observed a subsequent convergence of expression profiles at 48 hours indicated by the blue cluster, grouping heads and tail fragments at 48 and 72 hours.

We perform an in silico validation of previous gene expression studies, identifying significant, previously unrecognized convergence of gene expression abnormalities in AD.

Furthermore, approximately 50% of those genes differentially expressed at P60 were already differentially expressed at P13 between genotypes, thus showing a convergence of gene expression across ages (Table S2) (Fig. 2A).

In validation of this model, we have shown a striking convergence of gene expression between our transformed cells and the data of Santin et al [6], who investigated changes in expression in cervical carcinoma (Kravchenko-Balasha et. al., submitted).

We interpret our finding that staminodia co-expressed more genes with carpels than with stamens as being the result of convergence of gene expression due to similar morphological features of staminodia and carpels (e.g., their laminar nature) rather than a common evolutionary origin of both organs (Figure 2C).

This evidence also presents the evolutionary convergence of alternative expression.

Indeed, the spread of CA3/CA1-ratios was broader in the normoxic than in the ischemic situation (Fig. 6A), suggesting that the major cause of reduction in the number of cell-type-specifically enriched genes was truely caused by a relative convergence of gene expression in these two cell types.