'homogenous expression' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe an expression or a statement that is composed of components that are all the same, or of the same type. For example, "The crowd offered up a homogenous expression of approval."
DDC presented bi-modal expression patterns of CD172a, CD16, CD206, CD207/Lang and CD209/DC-Sign, an even more complex expression of CD163, which discriminate 3 different DDC populations (negative, low and high CD163 expressing DC), a homogenous expression of CD11R3 and almost no CadM1 detection.
The genes expressed at higher levels in CAD patients display a quite homogenous expression pattern across the different patients and controls, with an average fold change in expression of 1.5.
Another three genes (B2m, Gusb, Ywhaz) with homogenous expression throughout the arrays were used for normalization.
Investigation of individual clones served to prove persistent and homogenous expression, which is ascribed to stable association with nuclear attachment sites.
They also contain the strongest correlations and therefore most homogenous expression pattern.
On the other hand, this raises a question regarding the role of strongly silenced genes with homogenous expression patterns.
As a result, in colonies obtained by the MI-HAC method, we observed homogenous GFP expression (nearly every cell expressed GFP in the clonal population) in many colonies (Fig. 3C, Table 1).
The temporal response to puromycin withdrawal confirmed that Oct4+/− ESCs retain homogenous GFP expression under conditions in which typically heterogeneous GFP expression emerges in WT cultures.
Homogenous intense expression of nuclear AR in combination with ≥10%CYP177 tumor expression correlated with a longer time to treatment discontinuation (>4 months, P < 0.001) [ 54].
Left: homogenous GRPr expression in PC295.
(b) Strong and homogenous GPA33 expression in viable tumour, demonstrated by IHC.
