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We also show, for the first time in any fish species, that rainbow trout zar1 is strongly expressed in the ovary whereas a limited expression is observed in metaphase II oocytes (unfertilized eggs).

ADAM7 is mainly expressed in the testis [ 51], but limited expression is also detected in muscles and kidney [ 52].

Limited expression was detected in the lung (limited to the cells lining the large bronchial airways), stomach (cells on serosa of stomach, particularly in the pyloric region), and uterus (subset of cells in both the myometrium and endometrium).

As shown in Fig. 4B D, by E17.5, Prox1 expression is prominent throughout the cochlea and near the base is almost exclusively detected in the five supporting cells of the lesser epithelial ridge (the three rows of Deiter's cells and the two rows of pillar cells); only limited expression was seen in some outer hair cells and inner phalangeal cells (arrows in Fig. 4D, D').

Clone 2dB01 showed the most limited expression, being detectable in only one sample of cancer.

Later, its limited expression was detected in both the periosteum and periodontium of teeth [ 41].

We do note that there is little or no evidence for sexual dimorphism of colour traits in Timema [68], [69], [70] [72], [79], suggesting that sex-limited expression is not involved in polymorphism maintenance.

However, the finding of Barker et al. [ 42] that genes with a maternal effect experience relaxed selective constraint resulting from sex-limited expression is not supported by our data.

Frankham and Wilcken [ 4] suggest that the probability of obtaining a directional distortion of sex-ratio with inbreeding due to sex-linked loci with sex-limited expression is expected to be greater in species with a large proportions of their genome on the sex-chromosome.

This limited gene expression is often considered as one of the most important factors in the pathogenesis and escape of these malignancies from immune control (see reviews [2], [3].

It is also possible that some loci might show sex-dependent imprinting because they exhibit strictly sex-limited expression, where expression is limited to either males or females.