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Divergent expression of duplicate genes is well-known in eukaryotes, and expression divergence has been shown to be common even for highly similar gene pairs in yeast [ 30].

Divergent expression of type 2 deiodinase and the putative thyroxine-binding protein p29, in rat brain, suggests that they are functionally unrelated proteins.

Mast cells (MC) and basophils share expression of the high-affinity receptor for IgE (FcεRI) but can be distinguished by their divergent expression of KIT and CD49b.

Previously, we reported that cytometry analysis of the local immune responses induced in mice dermally exposed to the respiratory sensitizer trimellitic anhydride (TMA 10%) and contact sensitizer dinitrochlorobenzene (DNCB 1%) could identify divergent expression of several immune parameters.

Divergent expression of endogenous Nr4a1 and the eGFP reporter demonstrates complex regulation at the levels of translation, localization and degradation that should be considered when following eGFP reporter expression.

This observation confirms in HIV-1-specific CD8+ T-cells our previous observation in CMV-specific CD8+ T-cell responses of the divergent expression of perforin and IL-2, which is consistent with their respective role in cytotoxic and proliferative capacities [64].

Divergent expressions of some paralogs were observed in stem or leaf tissues.

Ligand-conserved, species-divergent expression of carbonic anhydrase 2 was observed in the microarray data and confirmed by real time PCR.

High levels of iron, however, are known to be toxic and the action of reduced iron export on trypanosome growth is unknown, therefore the functional consequences of the divergent expression pattern of SLC40A1 in N'Dama and Boran remains to be fully elucidated.

The divergent expression pattern of RIPK1 in different types of cancers is likely a consequence of its pleiotropic functions in multiple signaling pathways.

Among conifer populations from different latitudes, an allele frequency cline and divergent expression patterns of FTL2, a member of the TERMINAL FLOWER 1 gene family involved in the photoperiod sensing, has been observed in Norway spruce and Scots pine [ 52, 53].