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Quantitative real time PCR showed universally distributed expression of AbTTRAP in selected tissues of abalone, from which more prominent expression was detected in hemocytes.

Under these conditions a widespread and rather evenly distributed expression of mCD8-GFP was observed in the lamina, medulla, lobula and lobula plate [34].

This error model corresponds with a first order approximation to log-normal distributed expression levels [ 30].

Normally distributed expression ratios were compared by a pooled t-test (if variances were equal) or Student's t-test (if variances were not equal).

By statistical tests it has been verified that prerequisites for the two-way ANOVA like normal distributed expression ratios and equal variances across samples are fulfilled.

Ariga et al. [ 28] detected a widely distributed expression of the three RXR isoforms in ductal carcinomas in situ; however, other authors detected RXR-γ expression neither in breast cancer cell lines [ 28] nor in invasive ductal breast carcinoma [ 29].

The second one, exemplified by female V015, showed strong and widely distributed Hes1 expression, relatively high estrogen receptor expression and undetectable p63 expression in the tumor.

The caBIG gene expression database, caArray, is a rich source of central or distributed gene expression data, which itself can be tied to clinical data, such as pathology biomarkers.

Finally, we demonstrated that changes in the variance in log-transformed gene expression levels can be explained by the degree of separation of 3 large log-normally distributed gene expression families and that the presence of these log-normally distributed families is a universal characteristic of gene expression in eukaryotes.

We assume that (i) the expression of the gene log-signal in a patient is normally distributed, (ii) expression values of a gene across patients are independent, and (iii) for all genes there are no dependences of between-patient distances according to gene expression and between-patient distances according to viral titer values.

We then describe recent work on spatially distributed protein expression reactions.